Sentence examples for closures I from inspiring English sources

In total, 2446 pedestrians were counted crossing compliantly during all observed closures (i.e. closures with and without transgressions).

Different types of closures (i.e. one lane versus an entire freeway) will have different thresholds, Habdank-Kolaczkowski said.

When we started to hear grumblings about closures, I called my buddies at headquarters, but they wouldn't talk about it.

"If we have lost one soul by these closures, I think the archdiocese has a lot to account for," she said.

I'm missing Queen's Park library immensely – with all those terrifying figures about closures, I only hope it's still thriving when I get back.

"In terms of talk of UK club closures, I think there's two parts that form my opinion," he says.

Nanometer IC designs are increasingly challenged to achieve manufacturing closure, i.e., being fabricated with high product yield due to feature miniaturizations and process variations.

Gail Stine (1976) explored this approach with respect to knowledge, skepticism, and deductive closure (i.e., the principle that one knows all that is implied or all that one knows to be implied by what one knows).

The first point was set to the beginning of the stop closure (i.e. the preceding vowel offset), whereas the 10th point was set to the following vowel onset.

Strikingly, five out of six Vangl2 Lp/+ embryos failed to initiate neural tube closure (i.e. closure 1 failure) and developed craniorachischisis (entirely open neural tube).

The mean time to physeal closure, i.e. follow-up period, was 12.9 months (range, 3 to 30 months).