Sentence examples for gap relations from inspiring English sources
The analysis also show that the frequency bang gap relations of in-plane (longitudinal and lateral) and out-of-plane (flexural) wave modes depends not only on the y-direction wavenumber but also on nonlocal scaling parameter.
We have focused in Brazilian Portuguese because there is a gap relation to the resources used for ATE in Brazilian Portuguese and other languages, such as English, Spanish, and French.
This tool is used at the operational level only for recording data relating to the operation performed, demonstrating a gap in relation to the management objectives, considering the totality of its processes.
Our present study contributes to the literature and helps in bridging this gap in relation to the subject in question.
The results show 10-30% difference in overheating severity was caused by a performance gap in relation to the building fabric.
A strategy to close the gap in relation to Indigenous health is the employment of more Indigenous health professionals.
The modified band anti-crossing model was derived from the model known for GaInNAs and using band-gap composition relations for GaInAs, GaInSb, InAsSb and GaAsSb.
The characteristics of band gap, dispersion relation, reflectivity curves and resonant electric field distributions are comparative simulated and analyzed in MM and DM gratings.
Welsh Secretary David Jones said: "The GVA figures released today have shown that, in Wales we are starting to narrow the gap in relation to the UK average and that our efforts to rebalance the UK economy are bearing fruit.
The paper highlights a knowledge gap in relation to the life histories, local experiences, as well as unofficial and informal networks of small farmers in general, and of poor and marginalized women in particular.
To place the American prison system in a global context, the United States not only has the largest prison population and the highest rate of imprisonment in the world, but the gap in relation to other countries continues to widen sharply.
