In a railway track two rails rejoined end to end with a gap in between them because
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in order to move the train
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The volume of materials changes depending on current temperature. Usually heat makes them expand, and cold leads them to contract. There have to be gaps to avoid strain on the tracks. The same applies in many other fields of engineering, i.e. bridge building.
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