Sentence examples for so called closed from inspiring English sources

This approach is based on the estimates of the plant unknown parameters and the adjusted controller parameters, which are obtained from adaptive laws using the identification error, the control error and the so called closed loop estimation errors.

So the government wants judges and security-cleared lawyers to hear the evidence in what are called "closed material proceedings" so that more cases can be heard and taxpayers' money can be saved.

Due to the German transplantation law, living organ donation is allowed only for family members or a person who have a so called "obvious close relationship" that means a significant long term relationship to the recipient.

Electrically insulated wires placed on the surface of a Tantalum disk assure a so called "free contact", normally closed to an electronic circuit located on the HV platform, far from the radioactive environment.

He is survived by his devoted wife Cathy, his beloved son Will Annee), the grandchildren he adored, Madeleine and Robert, and so many individuals he called close friends for over 50 years.

At the entrance of a so called Havali in the village close to the festival.

Rotation is designed to improve the interpretability of factors by finding the solution which maximises the number of factors with a few high loadings, and the rest close to zero (so called 'simple structure').

Certainly the paper by Krakauer and Sasaki does not consider learning explicitly, but something much closer to the so called "look ahead effect" described by Whitehead et al, as it treats the ensemble of variant proteins generated by a single underlying sequence as a result of errors in transcription or translation.

In February, the government passed a much-publicized law that removed the barriers to some of the so-called "closed professions, which range from truck drivers to pharmacists to engineers.

One main reform aimed at opening up so-called closed professions — a group that includes pharmacists and lawyers — was watered down after several Socialist members of Parliament, some of them lawyers, threatened to vote against the bill.

The troika has had little success in liberalizing dozens of so-called "closed professions," ranging from taxi drivers to pharmacists, that are protected by guilds that obstruct newcomers and have strenuously opposed reforms.