The phrase "a gate free" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or typo, possibly intended to convey "a gate-free" or "gate-free."
Example: "The farm offers a gate-free environment for the chickens to roam freely."
Alternatives: "gate-free" or "without gates."
The inmate overpowered the guard and opened a gate, freeing the other six prisoners.
Chen, J. W. et al. A gate-free monolayer WSe2 pn diode.
A gate-free and fast image acquisition technique like Time-SLIP is necessary to visualize natural CSF motion, whose behavior varies with cardiac pulsation and respiration.
As soon as your correspondent's flight from New York touched down at the city's Guarulhos airport the time-wasting began, with a 15-minute wait on the taxiway for a gate to free up.
The Beach at Governors Island, dreamlandorchestra.com; $7 in advance or $10 at the gate; free for children under 12. Lumen 2011 (Saturday) The Staten Island waterfront will be the setting for a festival of outdoor and indoor video and performance art, held rain or shine from 6 p.m. to midnight.
A police officer was able to smash the controlling mechanism and release the gate, freeing Semelia, but she later died.
Rather than schlepping their suitcases and brief cases, road warriors now roll streamlined, stackable baggage through concourses, operating their smart phones with free hands and arriving at their gates free from back spasms and arm strain.
In an attempt to characterize the nature of the promiscuous gating of Kv7.1 channels, we performed a tryptophan-scanning mutagenesis of the S4 sensor and analyzed the mutation-induced perturbations in gating free energy.
Others say the dog may be lost, or perhaps a careless child opened a gate and set him free inadvertently.
A degree of spatial error is inherent in the process of registering a nongated MRA sequence with an ECG and respiratory motion gated, free-breathing LGE sequence.
