Sentence examples for main gaps from inspiring English sources
Today, there are only four publicly traded data-networking companies left Cisco, 3Com, Cabletron Systems and Fore Systems.The two Europeans have therefore made a virtue of necessity, identifying very young, "second-wave" networking companies, predominantly still funded from venture capital, but able to plug the main gaps in their technology portfolios.
These major differences are called main gaps.
However, the utilization of non-encapsulated PCM is one of the main gaps.
Managerial implications and the main gaps to address in future research are also discussed.
There is also a clear scope in trying to identify and expose the main gaps and weaknesses that exist today in formulating and promoting the future EFITS.
This can be partly explained by two main gaps: the decoupled design of product and services and the lack of operational solutions.
The main gap on emissions levels is between America and the rest of the world.
"The main gap in our ability to provide a more secure border at this point is technology," Mark S. Borkowski, the head of acquisitions for Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection, told participants at a border security industry conference in March.
The main gap on money is between the developed and the developing worlds.To establish the size of the emissions cuts needed, you have to start with where you want to end up and work backwards.
Part of the government's package is meant to help universities cope with this "student mountain", which will peak in 2011-13, but Mr Müller-Esterl says it is not enough.The main gap in university financing is not the contribution of the state, which matches America's, but in private funding and fees.
The main gap seems to be the thing about the fence: apparently the double fence at the Emmitsburg Road was a big obstacle on the left wing of the attack (Trimble and Pettigrew), where in fact the attack stopped dead right there; on Pickett's wing, the fence was much further back and wasn't a big deal.
