Sentence examples for familiar gap from inspiring English sources
He smiled and revealed the familiar gap between his front teeth.
Through March 17 Like many young painters, Jeff Gauntt is successfully mining the familiar gap between abstraction and representation, object and illusion, painting and craft, not to mention carpentry and digital imaging.
He shed no tears and routinely unveiled his familiar gap-toothed grin, setting off the clicking shutters of cameras every time.
I took one last look at the familiar, gap-toothed smile of the front grill, the scars and blisters on the roof, the faded bumper stickers ("Save Fenway Park," "Call Me Ishmael," "Have You Hugged Your Beanie Today?"), looked at all these, and with a sudden rush of emotion changed my mind.
A general linear mixed model ANOVA was used for evaluating the effects of the fixed factors familiarity (familiar, unfamiliar) and motif modification (gap motif, noise motif) on the response latencies for making the discrimination from a background of complete motifs.
Average response latencies for discriminating familiar and unfamiliar gap motif modifications from complete motifs were 1219 and 1002 ms, respectively (p = 0.0042).
This direct measurement is then compared with that generated via Eqn 4: SIG = SIDm - SID (7) This gives a higher level version of the familiar plasma anion gap [ 1, 18].
The finding that the birds were significantly faster to discriminate a modification of a familiar motif with gaps from the complete motif than to discriminate a familiar motif with noise-filled gaps from the complete motif indicates that the latter difference is less salient to the birds.
"Any doctor in the country will be familiar with rota gaps in some parts of their hospital," he says.
To illustrate, the Gestalt principle of closure suggests that we perceive familiar figures with gaps (i.e., constellation of discrete elements) as complete figures or objects.
Most people are familiar with the pay gap between women and men, but here's a gap you may not have been aware of.
