The phrase "a regular gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or typical space or interval between two objects, events, or points in time.
Example: "There is a regular gap of two weeks between each meeting, allowing everyone to prepare adequately."
Alternatives: "a consistent interval" or "a standard space".
This allows for highly sensitive SERS sensing systems, but their application is limited by the ability to fabricate structures with regular gap dimensions, which is a current challenge in nanofabrication.
This gap is bigger than the regular gap found for the Berlin population.
The different nature of loop indels and base indels suggests two different gap opening penalties β loop ≤ 0 and β base ≤ 0. Thus, in addition to the regular gap opening costs for base indels, we penalize the change of structure by loop indels with a specific loop gap opening cost.
Adjusting the dwelling time is an important instrument for regulating passenger flows and maintaining regular gaps between runs, and therefore service reliability.
a Lattice arrangement(particles outside of the medium removed), b The consequence of using a regular lattice (large gaps present).
Jenny Rohn is a research fellow at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Cell Biology at University College London and writes a regular blog at Mind The Gap.
With ART, there is a gap before a regular stream is initiated because of the postponement.
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Alternatively, make a regular corner and fill the gap.
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