Sentence examples similar to terms closed from inspiring English sources

Note the terms, closing costs, and whether or not the rates are fixed or adjustable.

(The term closed captioning refers to the way captions are delivered embedded in a television signal and later opened by a TV decoder).

Removing the ∇ P e term closed up the discontinuity in the electric field upstream of Titan.

The results presented herein have important indications for the future construction of long term closed ecological system.

The short duration of dermal contact in skin patch testing is different to the long term closed environment of the orthopaedic implant, and the relationship between dermal and deep implant sensitivity is yet unknown.

Cory Booker, a Democratic senator from New Jersey who joined the protest, tweeted that the measures sought were about what he termed "closing [the] terrorist loophole" in current gun laws.

Over the long term, closing the budget deficit, which he called important, will require changing Medicare or Social Security, he said.

But in moral terms, close to 60percentt said the country was on the wrong track.

This confident début begins some decades into the twentieth century, but its characters live on terms closer to the thirteenth.

Gosling and Williams are Dean and Cindy, a couple with a three-year-old daughter who appear to be in class terms close to the bluecollar stratum.

With the player's personal terms close to being finalised, Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, is poised to pull off something of a coup.