Sentence examples for the available gap from inspiring English sources

As its vorticity diffuses, it eventually fills a large portion of the available gap.

We review the pharmacological properties and electrophysiological, behavioural and cognitive effects of the available gap junction blockers, such as carbenoxolone, glycyrrhetinic acid, quinine, quinidine, mefloquine, heptanol, octanol, anandamide, fenamates, 2-APB, several anaesthetics, retinoic acid, oleamide, spermine, aminosulfonates, and sodium propionate.

Once you move into the available gap, match the speed of traffic.

Reich made a note: if the available gaps in the design were too small, the consequences would be severe.

True, much of the agenda (not least Northern Rock) has played to his instinctive strengths as an international economist, but, crucially, he has spotted the available gaps in the markets, seized his moments, been prepared to gamble and thus live a little dangerously - and come up trumps.

Feasibility of bridging the available gaps through process performance improvements is presented.

When the conflicting traffic is very high, the available gaps in the major stream vehicles are little and the occupation time of the turning movements increases significantly.

The sensitivity of the AWS viscometric instrument on slip effects depends on the minimum available gap thickness and the accuracy of its adjustment.

The maximum size of granule that could remain unbroken (3.49 mm for CE and 3.18 mm for DME) was determined by the largest available gap size in the element as measured by an analysis of the screw elements' open volume geometry.

(3) A significant amount of vehicles (37%–75%) are found to be entering the intersection forcibly or ideally at the first available gap, i.e., lag, so, a separate parameter 'gap/lag (I GL)' is taken which indicates whether the driver has accepted a gap or lag.

(c) The percentage of aggressive drivers forcing themselves through in the first available gap (i.e., lag) at intersections A, B, and C are 73%, 53% and 31%, respectively.