Sentence examples for rapid closure of from inspiring English sources

Novartis said it now expects "rapid closure" of the merger.

"Some members of Congress may want to support rapid closure of Guantánamo but not to signal support for broad military detention powers," Mr. Waxman said.

An engineered leak surrounded by porous media was subjected to a pressure transient resulting from the rapid closure of an upstream valve.

The generated magnetic force between the moving plunger and its static magnetic plug is high (~10 N) to allow the rapid closure of the gap, and recoil with high velocity to its original sealing position.

In brief, a DC is a combination of DC surgery and DC resuscitation aiming to control hemorrhage and microbial contamination followed by intraperitoneal or thoracic packing and rapid closure of wounds, resuscitations to correct fluid homeostasis, to control coagulopathy in the intensive care unit (ICU) as well as application of re-exploration [7, 11, 12].

This means that the government has considerable room of manoeuvre left to push for more ambitious environmental policies, though perhaps in more incremental form, rather than under a constitutional "one Earth" mandate and rapid closure of nuclear power plants.

The slender jaws provide long out-levers for rapid closure and capture of small active prey but are not suited to withstanding substantial loading forces [ 149, 150].

A surge of cytoplasmic free Ca2+ induces a rapid closure (within 5 s) of plasmodesmata in Zea mays suspension cultured cells (Holdaway-Clarke et al., 2000).

This explains the infrequent sampling of open conformations by Tyr481 within the timescale of the unliganded simulations, and its rapid closure in the absence of a stabilizing ligand.

A needle esophageal perforation tends to be small and possible rapid closure avoids continued contamination of the mediastinum.

Albee discusses the economic implications of the play's rapid closure, and the part that the drama critics played in that event.