The apparent gap reflects the differences between schools in the district.
The biggest loser, in terms of the apparent gap between enthusiasm and awards (zero), was "American Hustle".
And that "compounding this confusion" there was an "apparent gap in the legislation regarding the retention of images, and the use of facial recognition software, by the police".
Early on, his art bridged the apparent gap between abstraction and pop art, the sophistication of his paintings revealing the inadequacy of such categorisations.
In epistemology, Continental philosophers during the first quarter of the 20th century were preoccupied with the problem of overcoming the apparent gap between the knower and the known.
The benefits of this would be twofold: the articles would focus on the people, which would make the coverage more engaging, and it would reduce the apparent gap between development issues and high politics.
Accordingly, Husserl attempted, in Cartesian Meditations (1931), to overcome the apparent gap between the ego and the world the very thing he had set out to destroy or to bypass in earlier works.
Khrushchev in turn tried to capitalize on the apparent gap in a series of crises, but his adventurous policy only provoked perverse reactions in China, the United States, and Europe that undermined his own political support at home.
Today, few scientists deny that humans and the lower primates belong in the same order; in fact, much current research is directed toward closing the apparent gap between the highest of the nonhuman primates, chimpanzees and gorillas, and humans.
Nowhere is this so obviously realised as Sky Sports, where Soccer AM, the station's live Saturday magazine, has plugged the apparent gap in the market for a show that specialises in football, pop stars and the kind of surreal, daft irreverence last seen on weekend kids' TV in the 90s.
The apparent gap will be further narrowed, now that Dr Amundson has promised more services and more supervision at the local level.There is also a nagging fear that moving people out of the residential centres is not always the act of free will it is supposed to be.
