Sentence examples for momentary gaps from inspiring English sources

The UK pressing of Sgt. Pepper was the first pop album to be mastered without the momentary gaps that are typically placed between tracks as a point of demarcation.

The benefits of the dynamic force control are mostly related to the concept of a mobile electrode contact, which creates a momentary gap expansion during the spark discharge.

Of course, what the characters assume to be a momentary gap in the totalitarian structure in fact anticipates the system's total collapse.

After the breakdown, the produced electrons move towards the momentary anode driven by gap voltage and reverse the polarity of the initial memory voltage.

Romney's May fundraising win was, in political terms, a punch in the gut leaving Democrats who thought that their presidential candidate could close the super PAC gap in momentary panic.

The entertainment industry requires countless momentary stars to fill the gaps between icons, and for such artists, the aftermath of hype can be bewildering.

SEM photographs of the quenched surfaces reveal the presence of a liquid layer with a thickness of 7 to 8 μm, about 1/30 of the momentary regression distance, at the GAP surface just before the abrupt thermal decomposition.

This corresponds to the weakening of the internal electric field in the gas gap due to momentary flow of the charges during discharge.

But arguably, these merely increase the complexity within individual momentary specious presents, without bridging the gap between specious presents.

Cinematic realists hold that all our experiences of change are the product of gap-free successions of momentary stream-phases, each possessing momentary – and static, motion-free – phenomenal contents.

The discharge hump is corresponding to the weakening of the internal electric field in the gas gap due to the momentary flow of charges during the discharge.