As Argentina's forwards swarmed close to the All Blacks line, Carter allowed too big a gap to develop between him and his No8 Kieran Reid, allowing Guido Petti Pagadizábal to bulldoze over for a try.
When John F. Kennedy ran for President, in 1960, he charged the Eisenhower Administration with having permitted a "missile gap" to develop between the United States and the Soviet Union — an issue that may have helped Kennedy win a very close election.
Declining oil production after peak production will cause a global energy gap to develop, which will have to be bridged by unconventional and renewable energy sources.
In this scenario, there is a clear gap to develop a freely-available software that can automatically produce accurate images and make the LA ICP MS application more popular and friendly in its imaging mode.
This paper will argue that global oil production will probably peak between 2004 and 2005, causing a serious energy gap to develop sometime between 2008 and 2010 rather than 2013 2020 as the energy experts projected.
"After the last IPY in 1957 there was a boom in polar research in Canada, but things started drying up by the 1980s leaving a generation gap to develop," says Hik. Training and recruitment in university faculties dwindled, and funding declined to the point where some researchers felt that northern science was on ice for decades.
Bristol has been hit by a number of problems mostly of its own making overloading wholesalers with inventory, paying too high a price for its stake in ImClone and allowing an embarrassing gap to develop between the expiration of patents and the introduction of the next generation of blockbusters.
Further to the west the B.E.F had been forced back, north of Lille just over the French border and was now in danger of allowing a gap to develop between themselves and the Belgian southern flank on the Ypres Lille axis.
"I ll probably start my own company, continuing to bridge the gap to developing countries and access to appropriate technology," he says.
But it can be maddeningly inconsistent, as wide gaps tend to develop between courses.
