Sentence examples for otherwise enclosed from inspiring English sources

Unlike other stadium venues, the wall of windows opens and closes, creating an open-air entrance for the otherwise enclosed venue.

During gliding motion, tachyzoites typically extrude their retractile apical conoid, otherwise enclosed in the cell cytoplasm [ 35].

Although there are no significant changes to the structure of the protein once this donor substrate has bound to the enzyme, it is likely that domain B acts like a lid to allow entry and exit to the otherwise enclosed donor site.

Dyer positioned his men at the sole, narrow passageway of the Bagh, which was otherwise entirely enclosed by the backs of abutted brick buildings.

The little patch of lawn is gone and the porch is enclosed, but otherwise it is the same.

What seems the likeliest origin is the sense of "piece", venerable in English, that means an area of enclosed or otherwise demarcated land (as in the park in Cambridge called Parker's Piece).

The letter stated that if mothers did not wish to take part they should return an enclosed postcard, otherwise the research team would be given their contact details and a named researcher would contact them.

Otherwise, you can designate an enclosed area in the house to let your dwarf rabbit to play.

If you are transporting a classic, custom, rare, exotic, or otherwise expensive vehicle, go for the enclosed transport if you can… it will be worth the extra cost!

An area can be replanted, or built up, or enclosed to retain soil that would otherwise be washed away.

It could not be otherwise, with large, heavily muscled athletes careening around an enclosed rink as they fight for a bone-hard slab of rubber travelling at speeds of up to 90 miles an hour.