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(viii) D is closable if and only if C is densely defined.

Of course, the gap to which the PCESE refers is not closable, for reasons obvious to anyone with an understanding of statistics and disability.

Once an organization creates the structural components, such as committees and work groups, and establishes processes for those groups, and once it ensures that staff have the needed knowledge, skills and tools to carry out the five A's of evidence-based clinical improvement (Asking, Acquiring, Appraising, Applying, A's Again), each group can begin to identify "fixable" or "closable" quality, cost, satisfaction and uncertainty gaps in clinical care.

Notice that the PCESE did not define the "gap" as the difference between what students with disabilities could achieve and what they do achieve (a gap that might be closable).

The conical shape of the structure makes it stable in the high winds that often blow briskly across the Great Plains, and closable smoke flaps keep driving rains outside.

The tunnel boring machine was fitted with a closed face cutter bit to allow metering of the excavated soils during drilling operations, face access to remove obstructions and closable doors to maintain the excavation face during non-drilling periods.

The Millennium Stadium avoids climatic crassness by being the first one in the UK to have a roof that can be completely closable over the pitch.

Forced-air cooling of boxes with closable flaps or vent holes on both ends is the most effective method for cooling cut flowers prior to transit.

You can easily see what's stored, and things can't get knocked off the closable hooks.

liquid or semi-liquid blood and items dripping with blood) should be placed in closable and labeled or color-coded containers and delivered to an appropriate disposal site.