Sentence examples for fictive gap from inspiring English sources
The paper demonstrates the advantage of the GPA in this generalized form to deal with the space time correlations of diffusion and flow in porous medium, closing a fictive gap between NMR diffusometry and q-space NMR.
In other words, fiction uses this gap by proposing fictive impressions and images of science to a public that is otherwise far away from the scientific world.
Everything Is Illuminated, Safran Foer's first novel, published when he was 25, explored the fictive and elusive nature of searching for a devastated past, dramatising it via the device of a language gap.
Fictive people are ghosts.
It's fictive again, in the same way that First Style wall painting was fictive.
Fictive elastic results are recalculated using Neuber's rule.
Of course I do try to "match" things that interest me with Frank's fictive age, his fictive circumstances, his fictive past, etc.
The temporal relationship between a fictive breath and lung inflation influenced the duration of the pause between fictive breaths.
Sex between fictive married people did not quite count.
