Sentence examples for closure took place from inspiring English sources

The new government chose not to sign and the closure took place in November 2010.

Metallographic analysis showed that while pore closure took place near the surface, in the central region of the plate classic inter-pore coarsening appeared to have occurred.

A similar closure took place in April 2013 when the Louvre art gallery disappointed hundreds of tourists by closing down after staff complained of being spat at, abused and even assaulted by pickpocketing gangs.

Another striker said that he had been threatened while chasing away a pickpocket: "He said to me, 'why don't you let us work... if this continues you will have problems'". A similar closure took place in April 2013 when the Louvre art gallery disappointed hundreds of tourists by closing down after staff complained of being spat at, abused and even assaulted by pickpocketing gangs.

Results from static analyses show that the near crack tip stress and plastic strain fields do not change significantly with further loading after crack closure takes place.

These factors include but are not limited to the reason for the closure, whether the closure is scheduled or unscheduled, short-term or long-term, and the time of year that the closure takes place.

Finally, closure takes place and further thinking about a possible alternative diagnosis stops.

However, significant window closure takes place after about 102 dc cycles.

Closure takes place by asking about missing information and thanking participants for their attendance.

When the tree suffers fenestration wounding, and the stem is not completely girdled, most of the wound closure takes place from the lateral wound edges.

Very quickly and in the order of perhaps 200 milliseconds and a range between 42 and 1010 milliseconds, the glottic closure takes place as two small laryngeal abductors (posterior cricoarytenoid muscles) quickly relax and her laryngeal adductors (e.g., thyroarytenoid muscles) contract to produce significant narrowing or complete closure of the glottis [ 3, 63, 64].