In 1987, Chinua Achebe returned to the novel after a long gap with Anthills of the Savannah.
Still, a long gap between initial increases of temperature and of carbon dioxide was somewhat difficult for the scientists to explain.
With such a choice of g, the cost of a long gap is less than or equal to the sums of the costs of any partition of the gap into smaller gaps.
After that, there seemed to be a long gap in the appreciation of the soil builders.
"This, according to Natalie, this is the main reason there is such a long gap in the chronology of the Second Symphony," Mr. Hefling said.
Exploiting a long gap between the death of the sitting MP, John MacDougall, in August and the official start of the campaign three weeks ago, Labour relentlessly attacked the SNP's record running Fife council in coalition with the Lib Dems.
No actor would probably want to take on John Thaw, who inhabited the role brilliantly through the late 80s and 90s, but there is a long gap in the middle of Morse's life which has yet to be chronicled.
With the earliest known evidence for fire use at about 780,000 years ago in Israel (Goren-Inbar et al. 2004), there is a long gap between the onset of meat-eating and evidence for cooking ability.
Or was there a long gap between the availability of the habitat and the biological adaptations necessary to colonise it?
Eleven years is a long gap in the illustrious history of 'The British Formula One Racing Driver'.
