Sentence examples for geographical gaps from inspiring English sources

Energy storage technologies can bridge temporal and geographical gaps between energy demand and supply.

This picture of geographical gaps was also present even in the case of key economic families.

Significant geographical gaps in published information exist, especially in the northern portion of the species range.

Large geographical gaps in our knowledge of the prevalence and burden of headache disorders have been evident from the various surveys [1, 2, 5, 6].

The large geographical gaps in our knowledge of the prevalence and burden of headache disorders include almost all of Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR).

Large geographical gaps in our knowledge of the prevalence and burden of headache disorders include Pakistan, a country with major problems of poverty, illiteracy and security.

The social distance between rich and poor may be vast, but the geographical gap is negligible.

Richer neighbourhoods can afford better schools, which reinforces the growing geographical gap between different social groups.

The Uraha Hill specimen is one of the oldest occurrences of the genus Homo, and it fills the geographical gap between sites of East and South Africa.

"The most important issue for Iran," he said, "is not to have any communications or geographical gap in its so-called Shia crescent, which spans from Iran to Iraq to Syria and to Lebanon".

The ageing of the Kocabaş Hominid therefore fills a geographical gap, and challenges existing views of how Homo erectus first colonised Europe an important step towards the eventual proliferation of the species around the Old World (Africa and Eurasia).