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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a fixed gap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific distance or interval that is consistently maintained between objects or events.
Example: "The sensors were installed at a fixed gap to ensure accurate measurements across the entire area."
Alternatives: "with a constant interval" or "at a set distance".
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RF electrodes in this system were positioned with a fixed gap between samples' top bottom surfaces and the electrodes and, case by case, at different distance between electrodes.
It is a 3.42-m-long planar permanent magnet hybrid device with a fixed gap near 6.35 mm.
The signaling employed above has a fixed gap, Tms in every symbol, as given in (9).
Here [11,11] means that there is a fixed "gap" (or don't care characters), 11 positions long.
Subjective time was assumed to accumulate independently in the three accumulators before and after the gap at a fixed unitary rate for all clocks, but decay exponentially during the gap at different (independent) rates, salience /Tk, where salience is the relative salience of the gap to the timed signal (considered constant in the present simulations).
Their presence can be detected only by the so called neutral gap at a fixed number of particles, Delta E_{n} = E_{L}^{1} - E_{L}, (3) where, again working in the canonical ensemble, (E_{L}^{1}) denotes the first excited energy per site of an L-site system with L excitations.
Also, some sets of parameters can predict two different miscibility gaps at a fixed temperature and pressure in a binary system.
Many previous studies have predicted the temperature of the reactor core based on a fixed bypass gap size.
A fixed time gap of 3 h was established between the restraint sessions.
Thus, 2 nm was chosen as our target size for a fixed tunnel gap.
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