Sentence examples for a limited gate from inspiring English sources

In the latter case, mobility extracted from a limited gate voltage range at high gate voltages could provide an overestimate and may not be realizable in an optimized device with lower contact resistance.

In this case, mobility extracted from a linear fit in a limited gate voltage range at high gate voltages may be interpreted as a genuine transport parameter that may potentially be realized across the full gate voltage range if disorder in the bulk or at the interface could be minimized.

Patients have universal medical access with only a very limited gate-keeping role of the GP.

Patients have quasi-universal access to care with only a very limited gate-keeper role of the GP [ 18].

In addition, the NHIS offers a broad benefits package, with no co-payments and limited gate-keeping, and also faces cost escalation related to its new payment system and the growing utilisation of members.

It also focuses on field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chips are ideal for fast prototyping but the low cost versions still have a limited number of available logic gates.

News of the draft document was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.The panel hopes to allow "gate-to-gate" use of electronics, the person said, meaning devices could be left on in a limited "airplane mode" from the moment the gate door closes on the tarmac until the plane arrives at the gate of its destination.

British Airways says it will have a "limited supply" of chargers at the gate area to flights and Virgin Atlantic says that it has charger facilities available at airports for all the most popular devices.

Membrane resistance and action potential duration decreased only slightly in septic action potentials, suggesting a limited role, at best, for voltage gated K and Ca channels.

Lions Gate gave The Tic Code a limited theatrical release in the United States, opening on August 4, 2000.

Conversely, FLIM systems based on Gated Optical Intensifiers (GOI) have a limited time resolution because of the small number of time channels available.