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Those gaps were brought into sharp relief after Sept. 16, when Blackwater guards under contract to the State Department opened fire on unarmed civilians and killed 17 Iraqis, according to the Iraqi government.

The band gap is brought about by constructive interference of reflected waves travelling through the lattice.

When compared to H.264/AVC intra, the performance is still inferior but the gap is brought down to around 2 dB, while it was around 3 dB for the TDWZ.

The program is based partly on the idea is that the quickest path to closing the gap is bringing in greater numbers of women and minorities, who are vastly underrepresented in tech.

Lawlor – who has focused on fire and building safety in Bangladesh since 2010, when a factory fire near Dhaka killed more than 25 people – says Gap is bringing in professional engineers to inspect supplier factories and also is following up with remediation.

The two polished ND RD planes were brought into contact with each other and inserted into this gap.

And many former star retailers, such as Gap, have been brought low by spreading too far, too fast.

This gap in accountability was brought into sharp relief this month by the 100,000 16- to 17-year-olds who registered to vote in Scotland's independence referendum.

Better yet, the government could require banks to be scrutinized by more than one overseer, and assign regulators so that there are no gaps and that appropriate expertise is brought to bear on each institution.

The annual trade gap of 6.93 trillion yen (about $78 billion) was brought about by surging fuel imports and a continued slide in machinery shipments and other mainstay exports.

However, the hot-spot effect of the SERS-active substrate is immensely enhanced with decreased interparticle gap-to-particle diameter ratio, which can affect the stability of SERS activity if the variation of the interparticle gap and the particle diameter cannot be brought into control.