Sentence examples for has a gap of from inspiring English sources
The program to expand and improve Afghan security forces is short about 1,500 trainers who work with recruits in the classroom and on practice ranges, and has a gap of about 2,500 more "mentors" needed to actually deploy with those Afghans on missions.
Gurobi still has a gap of (1.46%) after computation is terminated in its time limited run.
The a-Si1−xCx/H PV cell has a gap of 2.5 eV and a transmittance of 60 80% over a large portion of the visible light spectrum.
The experiments indicate larger gaps: bulk h-BN has 5.971 eV [11], and monolayer h-BN has a gap of 5.56 eV [12] corresponding to Δ =2.78 eV=1.20 t.
It is shown in [22, Chapter 5] that solving the instantaneous problem obtained from drift-plus-penalty policy in the case of infinite buffer capacities (i.e., when the constraints C3 and C6 are not imposed) provides a utility (4a) that has a gap of (frac {D}{V}) from its optimal value, where D is a constant related to sum of the squared data arrivals and squared transmission rates.
Conversely, if A has a gap of length at least s, then so does D b (X ).
We still have a gap of funds.
"When you have a gap of this size, however, you have to do both".
Even though we have a gap of 1,000km, the east and west African rainforests used to be connected.
"While in Germany or Switzerland, they'd rather die than have a gap of more than one-eighth or even one-sixteenth of an inch".
The five scoring Lions had a gap of only 34 seconds, showing excellent pack running that could lead to a high finish at the N.C.A.A. meet.
