Sentence examples for gate itself from inspiring English sources
Their design therefore aims to transform the entire experience, beginning with the gate itself.
At the gate itself, barbed wire runs along the road on fence posts and then onto the ground itself like creeper vine.
In the process, the gate itself has also become smaller and less effective, allowing current to leak away and impairing the transistor's ability to switch rapidly between its two states.
Thus in a 1770 watercolour of the Henry VIII gateway to Windsor Castle (one of more than 500 images by the Sandby brothers in the royal collection) a redcoat is shown lounging against the castle's ancient walls, chatting easily to two disreputable townsfolk, while the gate itself stands wide open to the street.
After such a meal, I ambled outside for a stroll beside the Gate itself and marveled at how good it was to be in renaissance Berlin.
The total electrical work picked up by the VS domains is an order-of-magnitude larger than the work required to actuate the gate itself, suggesting an energetic basis for the evolutionary flexibility of the voltage-gating mechanism.
The architecture of the gating itself is still an open question; however, a combination of deep and shallow networks (a simple classifier) can reveal its drawbacks and strengths.
At present we are unable to determine whether these partial openings originate from individual gating motions of the TM2 helix-bundle crossing gates itself or whether, as Chapman and VanDongen propose, they originate from within the selectivity filter itself.
Some aberrations (mostly defocus and some amount of 3rd order spherical aberration) stem from the coherence gating itself, since the CG position was only close to the optimal defocus position.
The four gunmen approached the front gate -- itself newly fortified -- at 11 this morning, witnesses said.
The western gate complex itself is nearly as large as the complex of central shrines, and both are subdivided into smaller, beautifully decorated courts.
