The phrase "and gap of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a space or difference between two things, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "There is a significant gap of understanding between the two parties."
Alternatives: "and difference of" or "and space of".
Therefore, North Korean female defector, as immigrants group in South Korea also would have experiences about different clothing norm and gap of two fashion styles.
Colors and their intensity produced by the DCFs can be adjusted by tuning the diameter and gap of nanodisks (Fig. 5b).
For a specified emitter material, the SCE are further investigated by varying the thickness, tilted angle and gap of palladium (Pd).
The influence of sharpness and gap of nano-bowtie on optical properties such as extinction cross section, local electric field intensity, and surface resonance wavelength is explored.
This research was part of a project "Durabilité des resistances" supported by the Departments SPE and GAP of INRA (AAP 2009).
However, the expression profiles of the selected genes of C. glutamicum CL1 became very similar to those of the SigA-transcribed genes sigA, hom and gap of C. glutamicum RES167 (Fig. 5C).
Each time they would face an upfront cost of $532 to $626, and a gap of between $52 and $145 – a total of $2,660 to $3,130 upfront and gaps of $260 to $725.
Some of Australia's best surfing waves lie not off the coast of Bondi but above the kinks, bends and gaps of the Great Barrier Reef.
Steep sides of deciduous woodland and gaps of rough pasture run up to a flat top of heath where nightjars call in summer.
The geometries, sizes, and gaps of these 3D nanostructures all affect the surface plasmons (SPs).
The achievements and gaps of the use of ETFE foils as building materials for public buildings are summarized and concluded.
