The phrase "a gap exposing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a gap that reveals something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The storm created a gap exposing the old foundations of the building."
Alternatives: "a gap revealing" or "a gap that uncovers".
However, an inverse step at the cavity margin may also be mistaken as a true marginal gap, exposing enamel and/or dentine.
A greater problem for women in Hollywood was – again – a persisting gender pay gap, exposed by the infamous Sony Hack of 2014.
Opening a week later, another skater movie, Minding the Gap, exposes how the gendered mandate of toughness can prove hazardous to those roving the concrete jungle of early manhood.
The report, Closing The STEM Gap, exposes the clear chasm between the perceptions and realities of girls and young women contemplating their 'role' in STEM careers and the educational experiences required to build STEM competencies.
John Kirby, a State Department spokesman, said officials are reviewing the K-1 visa screening process in light of the gap exposed in San Bernardino.
Most control siRNA-transfected cells detached from their neighbours and migrated directionally to fill the gap exposed as the result of the scratch wound.
A halter top leaves a gap open, exposing your cleavage.
But every now and then, it seems, a gap is exposed.
It's a gap that exposes homophobia as not just something that makes someone drag you behind a truck, but as a sickness that can make someone kiss and then kill – simply because someone didn't want their secret to get out.
Seeing knowledge gaps exposed in a community meeting gave context to issues discussed in the most recent planning class I took, which analyzed the role of the planner in varying contexts.
