"a lacuna of" is a correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe a gap or missing part in something, such as an argument, information, or knowledge. It can also refer to a deficiency or lack in something. Example: The scientist's research paper was criticized for its lacuna of evidence to support the main hypothesis. In this sentence, "lacuna of" is used to describe the lack of evidence in the research paper.
Some strong works from the blue and pink periods and the thirties bracket a lacuna of Cubism.
Some strong works from the Blue and Pink periods and the thirties bracket a lacuna of Cubism.
Head west from Sydney, over the Great Dividing Range, and as you head towards Broken Hill, the overarching feeling is emptiness – the huge expanse of land between towns and settlements, and in the red centre, a lacuna of beauty and isolation.
Theorem 3.6 shows that for (nge 3), (nne 4) the set of the dimensions of the groups that can act properly on (X) has a lacuna of size linear in (n) located immediately below the maximal possible dimension.
The number of cases reported for the emerging herb-drug interactions is thriving worldwide and it is of no denying that there is a lacuna of up-to-date documentation of herb-drug interactions for CVDs.
Corollary 4.7 is analogous to Theorem 3.6 and shows that for (Nge 3) the set of the dimensions of the groups that can act properly on (X) has a lacuna of size linear in (N) located immediately below the second largest dimension (N^2+2N-1).
To reveal the impact of the other parameters, Additional file 1: Figure S1 caps the intensity values at a lacuna count of five. Figure 5 shows a high variation of the compactness in each plot.
He sensed a specific lacuna of warmth, of any viable contact with his daughter, and this sensation caused a lump to rise in his throat.
Since the traditional theory of games lacks an explicit treatment of the dynamics of rational deliberation, evolutionary game theory can be seen, in part, as filling an important lacuna of traditional game theory.
There is a lacuna in terms of widely-agreed operational environmental indicators, and an urgent need for comparative environmental assessment tools for pesticides, for use by both agriculturists and policy-makers.
Some cells exhibited a chondrocyte-like phenotype (rounded form; surrounded by a lacuna) indicating differentiation of injected MSCs while in other areas cells remained spindle-like (mesenchymal).
