Sentence examples for gap combined from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a combination of HB radial magnetic bearings and axial gap combined motor-bearing is developed to remove the ball bearing and the DC motor.
That gap, combined with the failure of many people to plan for a long enough retirement period, may indicate significant future financial problems for many, Ms. Bogosian notes.
Fair and progressive taxation, including urgent measures to close the yawning tax gap, combined with a major government-led programme of investment in green industries, would take us closer to a more just and sustainable society.
This communication gap, combined with the growing importance of science and technology in society as a whole, has created a need for scientists who can work at the interface between science and public policy.
The burnup-dependent grid-to-rod gap combined with the fluid-induced vibration may generate grid-to-rod fretting wear-induced fuel failure for some fuel assemblies in a certain burnup range.
Mr. Reardon cited findings from his chapter in the recent Russell Sage compendium Whither Opportunity to demonstrate that our record and growing income gaps, combined with a tattered social safety net, fundamentally threaten the American Dream.
With such considerations in mind, clusters with 2 nm gaps combine high optical coupling, generated by the strong electromagnetic fields from 50 nm particles, 23 and sufficient space for diffusion of small- and medium-size analytes within the gaps.
Under certain conditions, its characteristics should be treated as a zero gap DC combined with two variable gap DCs, and correspondently called integrated model.
The age gap, when combined with the father's standoffish manner, created a chasm.
Both heat transmission through the air gap by combined convection and radiation, and air flow patterns within the cavity of the window were considered.
Very high pressure-loss can be generated due to high flow resistance at a low gap ratio combined with a low gas diffusion layer (GDL) porosity.
