Sentence examples for gap of one from inspiring English sources
"There is a gap of one centimeter below my door, and when I got down and looked, I saw 2 white legs and 8 to 10 colored legs.
The band gap of one dimensional (1D) phononic crystal with viscoelastic host material is studied in this paper.
This is also recognized in Fig. 7d, which is the pasteup after aligning correlograms at corrected TWT as T = 0, as a gap of one wavelength between the neighbor groups around shots #150 350 and #450 700 (Fig. 7d).
On C data set instance apart from C2.2, C2.3, C4.3 and C5.3 having a slight gap of one unit from the optimal, the results in all other remaining instances are optimum.
"We need a rest or a gap of one year or more so we can think about a better way to do this".
The notorious black-white IQ gap of one standard deviation (about 15 points), touted by genetic determinists to be independent of culture, was in fact substantially reduced between 1972 and 2002 -- and it continues to shrink.
I'll make a guess based on what he did when he learned there was an unexplained 18*-minute gap on one of the Nixon tapes.
Systematic introduction of two-nucleotide gaps on one DNA strand of a nucleosome showed that a single gap at −17, −18 nt from the nucleosome dyad blocked the second round of H2A.Z replacement.
Discovering such patterns is time-consuming because abundant combinations exist when long gaps (a gap consists of one or more successive wildcards) are considered.
It's recommended that businesses tweet 14 times a day with gaps of one or two hours.
The primer-end is next to the junction base pair as shown or separated by gaps of one to three template strand nucleotides (not shown).
