"constant gap" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the difference between two sets of numbers or measurements that remains consistent over different periods of time. For example, "The constant gap between the math and reading scores of the two classes remained the same over the last year."
The penalty of obliviousness is also demonstrated to be at most a constant gap, when compared to cut-set bounds.
Here, we will present an improved design with a pre-deflector with a constant gap.
There is a constant gap at either side of the phone, however, and the lines on the side of the phone do not always align perfectly.
As one electrode moves toward the other to maintain a constant gap, the anode workpiece is machined into a complementary shape.
Their coordinated functioning is proven to provide a constant gap between the roll and spindle under conditions of rolling and setting between passes.
The relatively constant gap between renewable surface water supplies and statewide demands indicates that strategies for increasing freshwater supplies and demand reduction strategies implemented today could have lasting impacts into the future.
In addition to the torsion angle and real-value SA term, we will introduce a new variable gap-penalty model to replace the original constant gap-penalty model.
To mitigate this disadvantage, one approach is to adopt an inner cylinder with a variable cross-section through the proper design to obtain a non-constant gap between the inner and outer cylinders in the TC reactor.
This means that the groove GSP modes can be considered as being formed by local MIM GSP modes (that is, by GSP modes supported by constant-gap MIM configurations) that are weighted accordingly, a representation which is widely used in integrated optics and plasmonics for effective-index approximation26.
For time-invariant channels, we derive a constant-gap capacity region by a vector bin-and-cancel scheme and the corresponding GDoF region.
Figure 4a and b show color plots of the spectral density of transduced power as a function of the position of the laser beam across the constant-gap-width and alternate-gap-width arrays, respectively.
