Sentence examples for geographic gaps from inspiring English sources

Then it was the Web: in 1995 the Commerce Department published its first look at the "digital divide," finding stark racial, economic and geographic gaps between those who could get online and those who could not.

To get the best possible results, it is essential that data is of good quality and has limited temporal and geographic gaps.

So HSBC pointed out to each company where its particular portfolio had geographic gaps and told the ad firms to come back in a few weeks' time with a comprehensive solution.

Furthermore, the method identifies priorities based not only on taxonomic and geographic gaps, but also environmental gaps.

Thus, the results in this study trigger the beginning of further studies of the included specimens, and extended taxon sampling needed to fill recognized geographic gaps.

This method was similar to one used previously to identify geographic gaps in sampling in relation to sample target distribution [51].

By that, he meant it would close the geographic gap between Lincoln Center and the Broadway theater district with new performance spaces and television studios.

On the other hand, the geographic gap in Russia may be due to the databases selected, urging for an integration of Asian boreal forest data in future studies.

"This is an exciting find, and it certainly falls in a crucial temporal and geographic gap in the human fossil record," says Katerina Harvati, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Tübingen in Germany.

As it stands right now, you've got the geographic gap, obviously.

Tribune's plan to bid for Freedom started under now former Chief Executive Jack Griffin, who hoped to acquire Freedom's papers and fill a geographic gap between Tribune's two other Southern California papers: The Times and the San Diego Union-Tribune.