They ride so fast that the effort needed to get away from the lead group is so intense that it is impossible for anyone to open a gap of any note.
Burley says that the very fact that these ideas were once so thoroughly discredited opens up a gap for them to be promulgated again.
An early break by Bath's other wing, Mike Stephenson, opened up a gap for Higgins to slip over for the first try of the afternoon and although Hougaard pinned Bath back with a couple of well-struck penalties Bath played more enterprising rugby.
After QPR failed to clear a corner, the left-back put in an excellent diversionary run that opened up a gap for Weimann to beat the goalkeeper at his near-post with a low drive.
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Then, at some point, a large flaming rock fell from the sky and wiped them all out, cracking open a gap in the food chain for squishy, bipedal apes to bumble their way into becoming Earth's dominant species.
Full hydrogenation opens a band gap for silicene and germanene [53 59] and enlarges the band gap of monolayer SiC [44, 59 61].
Hence, to open the gap for the LDPC case a larger SNR will be required.
Unlike graphene which lacks a band gap and needs to be engineered to open the gap for practical application, pristine monolayer MoS2 has a direct band gap of 1.9 eV[20] and can be readily used to fabricate an interband tunnel field-effect transistor (FET)[21 26].
More importantly, the symmetric defects open a band gap of about 0.12eV for α-spin bands and 0.09eV for β-spin bands, which is attributed to the mismatch coupling between its LUES and HOES wave functions due to the presence of defects.
