Mr. Krepinevich said he anticipated that Mr. Gates's reductions would not close the $25 billion to $50 billion Bush-era gap between military programs and the spending for them, and that future cuts would most likely be needed.
Public opinion about Women: workforce issues, role in society, leaders, ERA, wage gap, violence against women, and more.
In the Big Data era, the gap between the storage performance and an application's I/O requirement is increasing.
A few Maddens ago, we had a ridiculous lone radio-style broadcaster, last year's Tiger Woods had some of the worst audio in recent memory with Kelly Tilghman and Sam Torrance (this year's was only slightly better when Scott Van Pelt replaced Sam Torrance), and this year's version of Madden could have been something great if it weren't for all the 90's-era audio gaps.
For those of us who grew up in the subsequent era of Gap-sponsored khaki casualness and fast food, the Mad Men world represents a glamor lacking in our lives today.
But we are now in an era when the gap between film and theatre, thanks to sophisticated technology, is constantly narrowing.
"Next thing," one of them remarked, "they'll be having real people up there". But we are now in an era when the gap between film and theatre, thanks to sophisticated technology, is constantly narrowing.
Her life and career evoke an era when the gap between pop culture and high art was more easily bridged, when what audiences watched on television was similar in many ways to what they saw at the theater or concert hall.
That era spanned the gap between the end of the Senna/Prost years and the dawning of a new age with a depth of talent and opposition far richer than Schumacher had to face.
We have to close this era's "Lippmann gap," named for Walter Lippmann, the leading foreign policy journalist of his day, who almost 60 years ago established the need for foreign policy "solvency", defined as "bringing into balance, with a comfortable surplus of power in reserve, the nation's commitments and the nation's power".
The 20th century high ground might let China build a few dozen Microsofts, Fords, and Gaps: industrial-era companies that make industrial-era stuff — and play by industrial-era rules.
