| rdfs:comment
| - Michael Ford enters the final two rooms in the Trust Base. After battling a seemingly endless barrage of enemies, he hears Prometheus' voice. Apparently Prometheus was able to upload his consciousness directly to the All-Seeing Eye before his body was destroyed. John Adams then activates the Base's self-destruct system and locks down all the conduits. Even though Adams is still out there somewhere, Ford has to hack the data terminals to reactivate one of the conduits. Having done so, Ford jumps through the portal to make his escape...not knowing where the portal will take him.
- Cross wants to clear the air with Ardette. Initial Setting: At the Conservatory. Present.
- The instrumental from the song was composed by nostraightanswer for his album. Later, he works with EmpathP where the song gets lyrics, vocals by AVANNA and illustration. The song is featured on the nostraightanswer's album idle thoughts.
- A set is considered closed under an operation if performing the operation on all of the elements in the set produces an element of the set.
- Closure is the twenty-second mission in Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War.
- Closure is the ninth episode of the third season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the fifty-third episode overall.
- In functional programming, a closure is a encapsulated function that has access to an individual set of lexical scope variables.
- Closure refers to a psychological process in a reader's or viewer's mind in which he/she subconsciously "fills in the blanks" of a story or image. Closure can refer to somebody seeing a human in a stick figure, yet it can also refer to the way in which the human mind takes frame after frame in a cartoon and blends it together into what seems like fluid and continuous action. In all cases, closure is involuntary, and no comic or piece of animation can be properly observed without some amount of closure done in the mind of the viewer.
- "Closure" is the ninth episode of Season 3 in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. The episode aired on December 1, 2015 on ABC.
- Closure is the fifth chapter of the fifth act of Gears of War 2, and also the last chapter of the game. It begins with Marcus and Dom riding on the back of a Brumak to find a way to make an opening for the King Ravens and clear the Nemacyst to bring the Lightmass Bomb to drop under Jacinto, thereby killing the Locust and flooding the Hollow. Controlling the Brumak is slightly different than controlling Marcus, but, overall, the controls remain the same. This level is recommended for achieving a great number of kills quickly by using the rocket launcher on the large groups of enemies that are located throughout the level.
- Closure might refer to:
* Closure (Part I), the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 1 episode.
* Closure (Part II), the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 2 episode.
- "Closure" is the 15th episode of the 1st series of Casualty. It was preceded by "Survival" and followed by "A Little Lobbying". The episode was directed by Jan Sargent and written by the show's creators Paul Unwin and Jeremy Brock.
- This is the ninth and final mission in The Conduit, taking place in The Trust base.
- Closure is an Act 3 companion quest for Varric in Dragon Age II.
- He was a friend of Harold, and made a promise to document his friend's life after Harold died. As more people began passing over to the next world, Closure decided to tell their lives' stories as well. He enjoyed the work at first, appreciating the variety and differences in every person's life. However, the variety began to wane after Closure started to become overwhelmed by the sheer number of lives to write. After Closure died, Death asked him to continue documenting the lives of every person, which Closure agreed to do despite having grown resentful of the promises he had made.
- Closure is a Flash game by Tyler Glaiel. You can play it here, and you definitely should. The idea behind the game is simple enough: a platformer where only illuminated areas are solid. Of course, a simple concept doesn't necessarily mean simple puzzles, and it shows. Featuring moving lamps, teleporting light orbs and lights that dim when approached; it should be no surprise that completing this game is harder than it seems at first.
|
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)