Sentence examples for controlled gap from inspiring English sources
Prof. Liu's group has contributed to the current state of molecular electronics by providing a simple and efficient method to fabricate nanoelectrodes with controlled gap size with a real time and in situ characterization.
It has been shown that with a galvanostat and use of the electrode potential as the feedback, we can be used to electrochemically fabricate metallic electrode pair with controlled gap widths ranging from about ten nanometers down to few angstroms.
A controlled gap in the system permitted the pneumatic piston to achieve sufficiently high velocity prior to the onset of ligament elongation.
The activation of ERK and PC-PLC will not only control gap junction function but is known to alter gene expression, leading to various pathologies, including cancer.
Rather than concern themselves with controlling gaps, Jet defensive linemen are instructed to manhandle the blocker in front of them.
"I've been feeling comfortable in the car and controlled the gap to Lewis in the race".
Up front, Webber pulled out a lead of about two seconds and controlled that gap, with Rosberg a similar margin ahead of Hamilton.
However, Table 3 shows that once observed variables are controlled, the gap in monthly wages between the migrants and non-migrants is very small and not statistically significant.
Interestingly, visual inspection of Fig. 2 indicates that the treated-control gap may have been increasing even before the mandates were enacted, especially for IL-MA-RI.
In the TCQSM, capacity factors are divided into Vehicle Characteristics, Right of Way Characteristics, Operating Characteristics, Passenger Traffic Characteristics, Street Traffic Characteristics and Methods of Headway Control (gap between two consecutive vehicles on a route) [1.3 18].
Our analysis cannot identify the exact contribution of each of these potential explanations to the increasing effect of the mandates.34 Table 6 Evolution of the synthetic control gap in maternal age at first birth.
