Sentence examples for gaps well from inspiring English sources

In the presence of edge bond relaxation, all AGNRs are semiconducting with band gaps well separated into three different families N=3p, N=3p+1, and N=3p+2, with p an integer, and in each family, the gap decreases inversely to the ribbon width [6].

It is imperative that each organization, government, company and individual use this knowledge to implement tailored policies to help close gender gaps well before the next 100 years go by.

There's a long gap: "Well, it gives us all pause for thought".

Your poll says there is a three percentage point gap, well let's just wait and see.

"As you well know, Mr. Milosevic, Lord Ashdownn replied, "there was a considerable gap, well identified by many, between what you and your government said and what actually happened".

As for the wealth gap, well, the bottom line is that "the prime culprit in causing contemporary social inequality seems to be merit".

Mr. Foster had cited the discrepancy in an interview earlier this week, but the documents he turned over on Friday, Mr. Foster said, show that the Bush administration was aware of the gap well before Congress approved the new law.

But you could have seen the trouble brewing at Gap well in advance of these credit-rating downgrades by looking at the company's five-year default swaps in the credit-derivatives markets.

And for (religious leaders) now to say, maybe we might consider bridging this gap, well, I should bloody well think so.

Most of these sinkings took place in the mid-Atlantic gap, well within range of long-range Sunderlands and Liberators, only the Command lacked these aircraft in quantity.

The WHO (2006) report on genetic services in developing countries illustrates this gap well; only four of its 278 referenced articles provide reports from this continent.