The phrase "adjacent pins" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics, circuitry, or any situation where items are positioned next to each other.
Example: "Make sure to connect the wires to the adjacent pins on the circuit board for proper functionality."
Alternatives: "neighboring pins" or "contiguous pins".
If adjacent pins balloon at the same axial level (coherent ballooning) they may touch each other impeding a proper flow of the coolant.
However, it turned out that even if we could solder wires to, for example five adjacent pins to the breadboard, the solder would melt when we tried to solder the wires onto the holes.
Each pin has a diameter of 800 μ m, a height of 500 μ m, and a 1.1 mm pitch between adjacent pins.
The vectors were then plotted and inspected for wave collisions and wave breaks that would break the necessary assumption of uniform conduction direction between adjacent pins (Fig. 1D); any such vectors were manually removed.
On IDE interfaces there is usually a small jumper that you place over 2 adjacent pins.
These little buggers can frequently get unknowingly moved to adjacent pins if you're not careful.
Firstly, a set of assignment constraints is generated for the overlapping relations of the left or right projection intervals and the crossing relations of all the buses between two adjacent pin arrays.
Although p53 expression and pAKT were seen in the adjacent PIN or atypia (Fig. 2B,C, bottom left) no vimentin expression was seen in the in situ lesions.
Finally, in the third part, unexpected ESD and Latch-up issues such as premature pMOS triggering, unwarranted stress from the HBM tester relay leading to false HBM evaluation, adjacent signal pins interaction and Latch-up will be presented.
Some of these genes form clusters and are closely related to each other suggesting tandem duplication that is seen also for the adjacent genes encoding PIN-domain proteins.
The distance between coupler rotational pins at adjacent carbodies should be longer.
