Sentence examples for gap of standard from inspiring English sources

However, the intrinsic band gap of standard semiconductors restricts the photoresponsivity of these devices to specific light bandwidths.

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.

LV end-systolic and end-diastolic diameters as well as maximal (end-diastolic) wall thickness were traced and recorded from the short-axis and long-axis views (8 mm slice thickness, no gap) of the standard ECG-gated steady state-free precession  cine sequence.

For example, Sackett et al. have pointed out that in Steele and Aronson's (1995) experiments where stereotype threat was removed, an achievement gap of approximately one standard deviation remained between the groups: very close in size to that routinely reported between African-American and European-Americans' average scores on large-scale standardized tests such as the SAT.

A few eyebrows arched: this non-plan sounded rather feckless and certainly not constructive in terms of standard gap year values.

A vector-parallel implementation of this method gives up to 100-fold speed-up; vector-parallel implementations of standard gapped alignment at two levels of precision give 3- and 6-fold speed-ups.

Although synthetic peptides may induce only short-term immunity they have the potential to close in young infants the gap of vulnerability until the standard live attenuated vaccine can be given at 9 or 15 months of age.

(where g is in 2e 2/h units) for the same cases of Figure 2. In the quasi-metal systems, the conduction depletions are systematically related to variance peaks, while the variance in the standard gap of the semiconductor GNRs does not show particular features.

This article looks to fill these historiographical gaps by charting the increasing use of standard tests and numerical rating scales, showing how psychiatrists used them to standardize diagnosis, establish clear nosological boundaries and present dementia as a prevalent neurological disease.

The number of clusters k is generally chosen where gap k)>gap k+1 -s k and s k is the estimate of standard deviation from the gap.

Speaking to the BBC while visiting Singapore on Sunday, Hammond said: "The gap in standards of living between Europe and Africa means there will always be millions of Africans with the economic motivation to try to get to Europe".