Sentence examples for common gap from inspiring English sources

However, practically all of these frameworks present a common gap regarding the information treatment needs that support these frameworks.

There's a wonderful image, postcoitus, when they sit at their laptops and find a common gap in their schedules for the next encounter; filmed from the side, each becomes a mirror of the other.

Cisco's VP of supply chain, John Kern, told us, "We always manage costs so closely, but we weren't really measuring energy we didn't know how much we spent!" This is a common gap among manufacturers, but it's a troubling one, because, as Kern noted, energy is typically a factory's largest variable cost.

That all too common gap - between where the doctors, facilities and resources are based and where the individuals suffering from HIV live - had to be closed.

The most common GAP grade was III (the most severe stage), accounting for 10 patients (32.3%).

A common gap was identified in terms of improving the availability of updated soil data and information for supporting decision taking in relation to soil management.

Overlaps are common; gaps ubiquitous.

An analysis of the trial audits demonstrates both the complexities of auditing modern replicated storage networks, and reveals common gaps between archival policy and practice.

However, some common gaps need to be filled to suit unstructured, dynamic environments; e.g. poor detection performance, inappropriate decision-making and low action success rate.

The achievable rate per DMT-symbol r c u p c for user u ∈ U = 1, …, U on subcarrier c ∈ C = 1, …, C as a function of the signal to interference and noise ratio (SINR) is modeled by the common gap-approximation[30] r c u p c = log 2 1 + H c uu p c u Γ ; ∑ i ∈ U ∖ u H c ui p c i + N c u, (14).

It argues that some of the more common gaps in contracts involve purely distributive issues, such as the contract price, for which it is impossible to choose a unique, joint-maximizing, "most efficient" term.