Sentence examples for expanded gap from inspiring English sources

The expanded gap is believed to reduce the effect of surface roughness on spark reproducibility and at the same time to stabilize the streamer regime of the spark breakdown, which are both essential for more uniform ESD depositions and lower cathode erosion.

We studied mass losses, humic substances, humic acid, fulvic acids, as well humification degrees and humification ratios in six foliar litters with a field litterbag experiment from the gap center, canopy gap and expanded gap to the closed canopy in winter and the growing season in an alpine forest of the east Tibetan Plateau.

The scientific literature suggests that compared to pure, even-aged premature or mature stands, old-growth aspen stands have lower merchantable stem densities and basal area, more large aspen stems, higher stem size variability, more than one cohort of trees, greater percentage area occupied by gaps, higher expanded gap area, and more and larger snags and downed wood.

On some aircraft that conducted a retiring supersonic flight, the flight engineers placed their caps in this expanded gap, wedging the cap when it shrank again.

A key challenge for the international community is narrowing the rapidly expanding gap between rich and poor people.

Mr. Baker is the first to note that the expanding gap may not be attributable solely to the too-big-to-fail policy.

David Kuziemko Sterling Heights, Mich., Oct. 27, 2009 • To the Editor: David Brooks dances around the real issue of executive compensation: in the last 30 years there has been a rapidly expanding gap between the top salaries and those of the lower ranks.

Heading into the elections, the foremost issue for Israeli voters appeared to be the rising cost of living and expanding gap between rich and poor.

Increase in demand for our primary foodstuffs is outstripping increase in yields, an expanding gap that indicates large potential food shortages by mid-century.

"In New York, you've had an amplified version of the expanded income gap we've seen nationally," he said.

Like Occupy, Hazare's grand grievance is the wholesale diversion of wealth from the middle class and poor to the unworthy few — in India's case through payoffs, patronage and thievery, in America's through tax and regulatory policies that have expanded the gap between the richest few and everyone else.