Sentence examples for strictly closed from inspiring English sources
However, now we can describe a group of organisms as being relatively open or closed, instead of being strictly open or strictly closed.
An evening fundraiser in Los Angeles later today is strictly closed to the press.
The airspace above the Nuba Mountains was strictly closed, and the Sudanese air force was threatening to shoot down any unauthorized flights, including humanitarian aid flights.
But her research was conducted behind a door strictly closed to her children, lest we disturb her meticulous measuring, testing and note-taking.
On Saturday everyone rose early for a full day of visits: the Yves Saint Laurent Foundation, which included a rare look at the spectacular couture collections dating from the 60s, (strictly closed to the public), which hang inside huge white dust-free 'safes' that cover the entire top floor.
There are many types of waltz, from the strictly closed position international waltz to the faster, more open (where you and your partner won't be eye to eye all the time) Viennese Waltz (that's your 3/8 and 6/8 songs like 'That's Amour' by Dean Martin).
He then floated Walmart's new plan, including recommendations that Bangladeshi government officials inspect more strictly, closing unsafe factories, while factory owners finance needed safety improvements.
Furthermore, unlike other monotheistic religions, the Druze tenets strictly close their religion to new adherents, thus forbidding admixture with other populations.
Though the nucleotide substitution is not strictly close to the IRE (iron regulatory element) region of the gene, it is in strong disequilibrium with the −98GC variant that is instead more close [ 82].
The present solution benefits from an extremely simple mathematical expression and exhibits strictly close agreement with the numerical results obtained from Modflow.
The traditional animal masks worn by the Altaic and Tungusic shamans in Siberia are strictly close to such prehistoric examples as the image of the so-called Sorcerer in Trois Frères cave in Ariège, France.
