Sentence examples for gap range from inspiring English sources

One may find that the conductance range is narrowed while the conductance gap range is broadened.

This energy band gap is within optimal band gap range useful for long wavelength absorption.

A continuous transition from bulk viscosity to confined viscoelasticity was observed in this gap range.

The viscoelasticity of polyalphaolefins confined and sheared in a submicron-to-nanometer-sized gap range was measured.

The rotor speed and the gap range translated into power consumption cover the range of 0.4 500 kW/m3.

Areas of capacity gap range from negotiation and policy dialogue skills, organizational and management skills to competencies in marketing, processing, and value addition and M&E.

In most other New Jersey counties, the gap ranges between 15 and 20 times as high.

The gap ranges from 31 minutes more in Chicago to 60 minutes in Los Angeles and one hour and 45 minutes in Dallas.

Last season there was a 16 point gap, ranging from Chelsea in third on 53 points to Newcastle in 8th with 37.

The impact produced a 22-inch-long gap, ranging in width from the thickness of a dime to a quarter inch, a spokesman for the Columbia Accident Investigation Board said this evening.

The results in the polls were varied, with the gender gap ranging from 33 points (in a Zogby telephone poll for the Washington Times) to just 8 (in polls by Pew Research and by The Washington Post).