Sentence examples for form of a gap from inspiring English sources

In poor countries, widening income inequality takes the form of a gap between city and country: incomes have been rising faster for urban dwellers than for rural ones.

We know that educational inequity in the form of an "opportunity gap" exists between white and non-white students.

Almost all use some form of gap model; with the gap representing the unstable fracture [[1],[3]–[6]].

Rodríguez-Segade et al. (18) report the stability of one such metric: a form of glycation gap.

The export of Americans to the rest of the world can be as unpopular as traffic going the other way, particularly if they take the form of a growing demographic – the gap year student, a newish concept in the US and the subject of much puzzled commentary after the announcement that Malia Obama would be deferring her place at Harvard.

Indeed, bifurcation of stripes has been observed in a tropical fish (Pomacanthus imperator) (Kondo and Asai, 1995), in zebrafish expressing overexpressing a mutant form of the gap junction protein connexin 41.8 (Watanabe and Kondo, 2012) and in very old and big wild-type zebrafish (Asai et al., 1999).

The alignment is performed by assigning scores for aligned characters in the form of a similarity matrix, with gaps being heavily penalised.

Place a pencil between these pieces and push the wood together to form a gap the width of the pencil.

Once enough of a gap forms, slide a plastic opening tool in between the two halves and pry the rear case away more firmly.

Following the Voyager visits, scientists theorized that particles can be cleared from a region to form a gap by the gravitational effects of a moon about 10 km (6 miles) in size orbiting within the gap region.

In third step, the company returns to basic principles and designs a turnaround execution organization using a simple form of gap.