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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very slight gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small space or distance between two objects or points.
Example: "After the installation, there was a very slight gap between the door and the frame, which was hardly noticeable."
Alternatives: "a tiny gap" or "a minimal gap."
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You should have a very slight gap between your neck and your straight edge.
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Similar to bulk CdTe x Se1−x alloy, a very slight nonlinear relationship between the band gap energy and the composition, known as 'optical bowing', was also observed for the QDs.
The same CBS/New York Times poll that shows Mitt Romney opening up a very slight lead on the president also contains a possible clue to solving the mystery I mentioned last week: The gap between public support for gay marriage in opinion polling and the actual support the cause tends to get at the ballot box.
But this is a very slight criticism.
It is a very slight possibility, but it is possible".
The resulting microemulsion solution acquired a very slight rose coloration.
It was more... of a very slight judder.
The bilinear-special cubic model has only a very slight lack of fit and is preferred.
From 1979 to 2012, annual evaporation of Nam Co Lake expressed a very slight decreasing trend.
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