tests or will expose gaps in their literary knowledge — their inability to differentiate between, say, Lily Bart and Isabel Archer, or between John Barth, Roland Barthes and Donald Barthelme.
Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe, director of health research at the Washington nonprofit group Public Citizen, said it was "obnoxious" and "unacceptable" for the administration to require journalists and researchers to attest they would not use the information in the very way they had been using to expose gaps in the system.
But they don't just want to show these companies how well their various online merchandizing plans have been working (or not), they want to expose gaps in the analytics strategy.
Zimmerman said the offense struggled to move the ball and expose gaps as opposing defenses rotated.
This will, in turn, demonstrate where there is evidence and expose gaps in the literature, for discussion in the qualitative interviews.
Nevertheless, it was also clear that some supervisors were very good at asking probing questions to stimulate students to learn whereas other teachers tended to use articulation primarily to expose gaps in students' knowledge.
It exposes GAP to far too much litigation risk in America, which is far more llitigator friendly than Europe, the firm says.
At first wanting to use the men to fill the dangerously exposed gap to his north, with an attack mounting on the ridge Thomas faced the dilemma of where to use the two brigades.
They were repulsed, but the assault exposed gaps in the government's aura of military invincibility.
Some critics pointed out that the recall exposed gaps in the nation's system for food safety.
