Sentence examples for by a gap between from inspiring English sources

Communication in virtual worlds has long been limited, he says, by a gap between how realistic an avatar could look and how realistically it could behave.

The development of medieval prose was hampered by a gap between Welsh literary tradition and the wider learning of western Europe.

Shear surface waves guided by a gap between dissimilar piezoelectric half-spaces that belong to different classes of material symmetry are systematically investigated.

I had recently returned from the annual meeting of the AAUP, where I was struck (not for the first time) by a gap between our publications which do seek to include and account for the perspectives, histories, and concerns of diverse communities and the lack of diversity in our own ranks.

This may however be disrupted due to luxation, as revealed by a "gap" between the incus and stapes.

However, at their most basic level, algorithms are inflected by a gap between code and implementation; the effects of algorithmic computation cannot be known in advance simply by reading code or building a program.

Such a narrative engages us not simply by giving access to a character's thoughts (an "omniscient" narrator can also provide this), but by opening a gap between the "I" who tells the story and the "I" who is the past self.

Also, the detailing problems with the anchorage system were avoided by maintaining a gap between the repaired column and the anchorage system.

This study adds to previous work by highlighting a gap between felt and expressed need and the reasons for this mismatch.

One way to allow outside "observation" is by leaving a gap between the top of walls and the roof.

Preliminary data for color pairs displayed side-by-side with a gap between them suggest that pair preferences still generally increase as hue similarity between the component colors increases.