Sentence examples for imaginary gap from inspiring English sources

While I'm still not personally sold on the idea that we need something to fill the imaginary gap between smartphone and laptop, there are plenty of others out there who are ready to buy a tablet.

Guyer emphasizes the role played by the third Critique in supporting Kant's moral theory, in explicit contrast to the suggestion that it was intended to fill an "imaginary gap in his epistemology" (2009, 215).

When ministers yak on about handsome vacancy rates in every corner of the country they mistake the standard turnover – whereby around a third of the workforce annually changes jobs – for some great imaginary employment gap which the feckless and lazy stubbornly refuse to fill.

One of the most powerful guns in this system's arsenal is the one that spits out the protective message: The reason you are unemployed is your fault!! Take a class, buy into an economic theory on structural unemployment or an anecdote on our imaginary talent gap or quick, go into health care!

Because the GGA functional significantly underestimates the band gap, the imaginary parts of the dielectric functions exhibit an onset, corresponding to the first allowed direct transition at the fundamental band gap, at lower energies.

Before analysis, the data are usually modified using some window function to correct the gap between the imaginary infinite data and real finite data if the amount of data is not sufficiently large.

The present results confirm the existence of a gap between the ideal, imaginary body (as assessed by the importance attached to body image, "ValBI") and the perceived body ("SatBIPA" and "SatBr") in people with psychological disorders [ 44].

As Ballo suggests, the gap between the future imaginaries of a techno-epistemic network and communication to the public seems to be contingent on how these networks imagine publics.

The combination of the Islamic bits and pieces ushers forth the typical social imaginary of Muslims that fills in the gaps where facts or real people should be.

"However, it is completely unacceptable that the committee has not been able to determine if the funding gap identified by Cosla is real or imaginary.

The oscillator energy E0 is independent of the scale of ε2, the imaginary part of dielectric constant, and is consequently an average energy gap, in contrast to Ed which depends on ε2.