Sentence examples for arising gap from inspiring English sources

Large chelae with dactylus conspicuously arched relative to fixed finger; fixed finger extending ventrally at an angle from palm; angle and arising gap between fixed and movable fingers both increasing with size (Fig. 3).

Moreover, archival information, in the form of health and medical records, was used to fill in arising gaps, such as history of illnesses or accidents that might be associated with the physical environment of the households.

Claims arising from gap years went up 61% last year on policies booked through Essential Travel (essentialtravel.co.uk), which the firm attributed to people travelling with high-cost items such as iPods and laptops (tsk, tsk, see G).

The local slip of boundaries occurs in the vicinity of arisen intersurface gap due to different thermal deformations of the opposite faces caused by the temperature jump.

Of these 5322 genes, 3432 had open reading frames, which may have arisen from gap regions of the silkworm genome assembly.

The DOS exhibits wider gap near Dirac point with the increase of band gap arising due to substrate effect.

In addition, by comparing transmission spectra and LDOS, we find that the transmission gap arises from the band gap of the isolated AGNR.

The surging number of protests arising from this gap is another stress point in the China model.

Both metallic and semiconducting carbon nanotubes exhibit a radius-dependent energy gap arising from correlated electrons in the tubes.

The problems arising from the gap between demand and supply of parking spaces are becoming increasingly acute in most towns and cities.

The study addresses the empirical gap arising from a lack of research on whether frameworks such as A4R hold what they promise.