Sentence examples for creating gaps from inspiring English sources
Existing sensors lose the ability to monitor everything else when they focus on a single object, creating gaps in the field of view, according to the company.
In the meantime, V.A. patients will be missing from the latest cancer reports, creating gaps in the cancer record, researchers say.
"Instead of increasing differences and creating gaps, I strongly hope that we create the conditions to unite," she told supporters in Brasilia.
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His real skill as a general can be seen, though dimly, in a manoeuvre of controlled retreat aimed at dislocating the advancing Greeks and creating gaps for the cavalry to strike.
The reason for endorsing such a view presumably was that it allows one to maintain the utter simplicity and order of the demiurgic intellect, so as to preserve God as the source of intelligibility, and yet to distance God from the creation, without, however, either creating gaps between god and creation or destroying the unity of God.
But for now, the L.P.G.A. Tour is without a United States broadcast partner, which has created gaps in its exposure.
Reflections off glass-fronted buildings, water, and even foliage can create gaps or shadows within an otherwise well-covered area.
"The Rams' linemen create gaps by taking a defender's pursuit angle and using it against him.
Rough woodlands, patches of rocky heath, and peat bogs create gaps in the pattern of agricultural settlement.
In practice, however, the concert was curiously muted, as if a too-eager restorer had removed a layer of protective varnish and created gaps in the compositions.
