Sentence examples for very small gap from inspiring English sources

The vacuum type of thermionic converter uses a very small gap between its emitter and collector electrodes typically 0.025 to 0.038 mm (0.001 to 0.0015 inch)—in order to minimize the effects of this electronic space charge.

Regarding women, the upper right panel shows a very small gap among white women.

Zigzag-edged nanoribbons have a very small gap due to localized edge states.

For this purpose, a TNCP must carry electrical contacts in a tight spacing, exhibit a long and very small gap over which a nanowire is suspended.

The 60°-tilted three Ag nanorods are closely positioned on top of the SiO2 substrate with a very small gap, 3 nm.

However, in the area near the stagnation point, a flow approximating the ideal was obtained by using a very small gap between the plates.

The technology looks most promising for use in industrial facilities near exceedingly hot objects, like the machinery used to manufacture glass, or to reclaim waste heat in power stations.Peter Hagelstein, an electrical engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is pursuing a related approach that also involves very small gaps between hot objects and photovoltaic cells.

The transducer induces minimum changes in tyre road contact properties, as it has very small gaps around sensing elements.

Even if air is not humid enough for water droplets to form on a flat surface, they can condense in very small gaps, a phenomenon called capillary condensation.

It is found that the sidewall gap has little effect on thrust enhancement, except for very small gaps, and that the tip location plays a very large and interesting role in power consumption.

However, when a signal contains an ultra-high frequency component, the very small gaps between the extrema of a signal and the highest-frequency component can degrade the desired representation of the envelopes.