Sentence examples for need a closed from inspiring English sources
"You need a closed, timelike curve," she said.
"We need a closed loop that really involves the brain," he said, explaining that proprioception, or awareness of the body's movement through space, is a crucial component of fully human arm function, and that only direct sensory feedback to the brain is capable of restoring it.
"Also what we realised here is you need a closed consulting with the major clients we work with.
So for example if you work for BMW, Audi, Allianz or Redbull you need a closed consulting, a closed key corporate management that you also have to do on site.
You need a closed sprite and a open sprite for the Pokéballs.
We don't need a closed session to highlight the president's lawbreaking; we need an open debate and an expression of the Senate's judgment.
A burly young man stood up and said that the existing open-irrigation system was fine, but that the village really needed a closed system.
"It's impossible to refute," Professor Kirtley said, "because who can say with certainty that it's not true?" In May, John W. Bissell, the chief judge of the federal district court in Newark, appointed by President Reagan, ruled for the newspapers and ordered all deportation hearings nationwide to be opened, unless the government is able to show a need for a closed hearing on a case-by-case basis.
The hard-won insight of the need for a closed system is likely of broader significance and applicability to analogous syntheses involving metal-reductions by LiBEt3H and probably other anionic hydrides.
On the other side, due to its low volatility and relatively high vapor tension at room temperature (boiling point = 164.7°C), it can be dissociated in a liquid drop in ambient condition for hours, with no need of a closed liquid cell, trapping enough humidity to perform writing; it is therefore simpler to be used in multi-step processes.
However, this therapy is not practical given the need for a closed circuit to deliver supplemental CO2.
