The panel's carefully phrased conclusion, that "the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate", is a hint in itself of the large intellectual gaps that are left.An inexact scienceFor one thing, the models on which the IPCC bases much of its analysis are a matter of considerable dispute.
This divide is often exacerbated by intellectual and culture gaps.
This sublimity is produced by the simple fact that a reader or viewer or listener cannot cross the moral, intellectual, and/or emotional gaps that exist between her own phenomenological experience and the system of logic produced by the artwork at hand.
Investors are invited to bridge any intellectual, financial or technological gap.
The major concern in organizations, especially from developing countries, is that there is a huge gap in Intellectual Property (IP) generation and its commercialization.
To cure their cabin fever, the group agreed to go work in the countryside along with millions of urban Chinese following Mao's exhortation to bridge the gap between intellectuals and peasants.
"It left a huge gap in the intellectual development of the pupils," Mr. Federowicz said.
The gap is an intellectual "dilemma a lot of us have struggled with over the last couple of years," says one banker.What is going on?
In the views of the Gestalt school and of the British psychologist Frederic C. Bartlett, the initiation and direction of thinking are governed by recognition of a "disequilibrium" or "gap" in an intellectual structure.
In October, Boeing chief executive, Jim Albaugh said 'we have a gap in generating intellectual property in the UK', and hinted that a 'prudent acquisition' was the most likely way forward.
