Sentence examples for narrow gap of from inspiring English sources

The way forward will inevitably pass through a narrow gap of politics.

Extrusion is the forcing of a plastic material through a narrow gap of known shape.

Channel layout and fluid-based deposition process were designed to enable well-defined localized deposition of the oligomers in a narrow gap of the microchannel.

As a demonstration, a super small spot about 20 nm×18 nm is achieved through the radiation of a nano-aperture with a narrow gap of 12 nm×8 nm.

It can be also concluded from Fig. 5 that in the eccentric annulus, the cuttings accumulation increases in the narrow gap of the annulus near the bottom of the wellbore and the maximum packing of cuttings in annulus increases with respect to concentric annulus.

Observations on this time scale were almost beyond the state of the art in 1945, but Rossi designed and built a large cylindrical ionisation chamber whose speed of response was adequate because its coaxial electrodes were separated by a narrow gap of only 1 cm.

The presence of the MIM aGSP mode is confirmed at extremely narrow gaps of only 5 nm.

More astonishing is that both grooves support MIM aGSPs in even extremely narrow gaps of only 5 nm.

Both cases of narrow gaps of CLT panels and wide gaps of innovative lightweight panels are investigated.

If she stays fit, if the strength holds, if she keeps winning, if young rivals prosper temperately, maybe she can hurl herself through the narrowing gap of time to leave a new number in the record books.

As income, NCMS and the inpatient price were highly associated with the change of inequality in inpatient utilization from 2003 to 2008, improved income, a narrowed gap of income between the rich and the poor and an increased coverage rate of NCMS (especially for poor individuals) have effectively facilitated the improvement of equity in inpatient utilization.