The phrase "as a gate" can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to indicate a way of entering something, such as a path, space, or area. For example, "She opened the door as a gate to a new world."
Extended Data Fig. 2 Thick WTe2 used as a gate.
The location where the voltage is applied is known as a gate.
As a gate insulator, this structure has been investigated and compared with the conventional GaN HEMTs.
Track's insular officials should see Pistorius as someone who opens doors, not as a gate crasher to an Olympic ideal.
Inspired by such radiation-responsivity, we have constructed a transistor with a radiation-responsive liquid as a gate dielectric.
The results suggest that these two populations essentially function as a gate for sensory information coming into the amygdala, Namburi says.
A2BO5-type materials are frequently used as neutron absorbers in control rods, charge-trapping flash memory devices, biosensors, and as a gate for electrolyte-insulator-semiconductor devices.
BumpList launched in June 2003 as a gate page artwork for the Whitney Museum of American Art's "ArtPort" website (link: http://artport.whitney.org/gatepages/june03.shtml).org/gatepages/june03.shtml
He moved to New York in the 1980s, working as a gate agent for an airline and later moving to Miami to work for a car dealership.
After the war, Cobra King was recovered from the battlefield and displayed as a "gate guard" out in the open at several U.S. bases in Germany, he said.
The mayor has clearly energized Susan Taylor-Niang, who works as a gate agent at the Philadelphia airport and can't afford a health club or a personal trainer.
