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gating /gat·ing/ (gāt´ing) controlling access or passage through gates or channels. gating, the organizing of image data so that information used to construct an image originates in the same point in the cycle of a repeating movement, such as a heartbeat. The moving object is thus frozen at that phase of its movement, and image blurring is minimized. gating alteration of the transport function through a mucosa; can be effected by means of a chemical agent (chemical gating) or because of a change in electrical potential (electrical gating). How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A new lower-cost hot-runner alternative to valve gating is suited to less critical cosmetic applications where users need predictable and reliable gate opening but not sequential gate operation. Bottom gating is presented as a possible solution to turbulent fill in steel casting applications. Following these compiled suggestions and guidelines of gating and riser design can lead to better quality castings at a higher yield. |
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