The phrase "a gate around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or metaphorical barrier that encloses or protects something.
Example: "The park had a beautiful wrought iron gate around it, ensuring the safety of the children playing inside."
Alternatives: "a fence surrounding" or "a barrier enclosing".
Pointed out that you survived a childhood without a five-point-harness car seat, a bike helmet or laws requiring a gate around every pool?
"When you take the ARVs, it's like putting a gate around your garden," Kelly-Hanku says.
A gate around these cells shows that the level of HLA-G was less abundant at the surface of normal trophoblast than transfectants (Fig. 4A, B, D).
Remember to have a gate around any dangerous thing, such as the kitchen or a fireplace.
It is probably a good idea to build a fence with a gate around your house so at night, monsters can't get close - but be sure to close the gate when going out or going to bed.
Hull, who are expected to contribute to a gate of around 14,000 for the return oftheir new captain Sean Long to St Helens on Saturday, will be without their former England wing Mark Calderwood after he pulled a hamstring in training.
CCTV cameras show the driver suddenly accelerating into a second gate around a more protected area and ramming into gas tanks.
Dr Colinge's design which, like Intel's Tri-Gate, clamps a 3D gate around a single, ultra-thin silicon wire avoids this by building the entire device from a single type of semiconductor, with much higher dopant concentrations than a conventional flat transistor.
Buy all the supplies the monkey will need when it comes to its new home.Bring the monkey home.Sit down on your sofa and hold your monkey.You can then start to scratch its hair just like its mother did to it.Put a baby gate around a small area of your house.(Family room would work the best).
The light phase modulation is achieved by a gate-all-around (GAA) capacitive structure.
This number ranges from 2 for a double-gate device to 4 in a gate-all-around transistor.
