"internal gap" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a gap or missing information within a sentence or a larger context. Here is an example: "Despite his strong presentation skills, there was an internal gap in his argument that left the audience with unanswered questions." In this sentence, the internal gap refers to a missing piece of information or logical inconsistency in the argument.
Second, it is possible to argue that in many cases the internal gap in incomes within individual underdeveloped countries may be a more potent source of the subjective level of discontent than the international gap in income.
Despite the implementation difficulty in practice, an internal gap flow provides more design space for tuning the sound insulation performance of a double-wall sandwich panel and has great potential for active/passive noise control.
This paper studies analytically the effects of an external mean flow and an internal gap mean flow on sound transmission through a double-wall sandwich panel lined with poroelastic materials.
"First of all on the national level we are playing an active role to bridge the internal gap between the competing [Hamas and Fatah] factions and I think we are making a success of this but it's up to the Israel," he said.
"There used to be a time when it was a rite of passage that people going through, if you like, an internal gap year in this country... that to get some extra cash... they'd go fruit picking," he added.
The pay gap between men and women has drawn renewed attention in the business world over the past year or so, particularly since Benioff announced publicly last year that he would audit employee salaries and then spent $3 million to correct the internal gap at Salesforce.
The radially configured containers will have high degree of structural strength and will be efficient in transferring heat from the waste form to the package surface due to the minimization of internal gaps.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the marginal and internal gaps in Cerec3 partial ceramic crowns (PCCs) of three different preparation designs in vitro using microcomputed tomography (μCT).
There are pretty clear parallels between identifying internal gaps and offering salves for said organizations.
Atoms, from the Greek adjective atomos or atomon, 'indivisible,' are infinite in number and various in size and shape, and perfectly solid, with no internal gaps.
Gaps were distinguished between internal gaps and truncations.
