Sentence examples for a time gap from inspiring English sources

"There is a time gap," he conceded.

There is a time gap between meeting reports of Mar. 7, 1870 and Dec. 23, 1872.

I overlay the two, and there's a time gap between the two exposures.

During the race, Cavendish tried to slow down the sprint to give Hincapie more of a time gap.

"Normally there is quite a time gap before such books start to appear, so the reconstruction of events has lost some of its bite".

There is no longer a time gap between when a small segment of fashion-conscious people pick up a trend and when it is all over the sidewalks.

Mr. Yadlin, now the director of the institute, described the tactical differences between the United States and Israel on dealing with Iran as a "time gap".

Ms. Klein aptly describes how childhood friends can be drawn so close together, even after a time gap and even sight unseen.

But the move is criticized by some partly because it will create a time gap of nearly six months between high school and university.

The app measures the distance between you and the car in front of you, and divides this by your speed to get a time gap.

Obviously, for some proteins there is a time gap between electromagnetic and mechanical oscillations, for some proteins the survival for microseconds is the "common frequency point".