Sentence examples for many large gaps from inspiring English sources

Included in Penguin's New English Dramatists series (1966), Reckord's play was extolled by Michael Billington in his introduction for reminding us "of the many large gaps in the portrayal of the social scene by contemporary British dramatists".

As you know, a barrier consisting of fences and walls, punctuated by many large gaps and "virtual" fences, already spans about 650 of the 1,989 miles of the border running between Mexico and the United States, crossing cities and deserts from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.

Indeed, bovine scaffolds are in general smaller than the corresponding BAC contig lengths and contain many large gaps.

However, some clusters contain so many good hits that they may contain many large gaps (unaccounted exons), while still being significant.

Though a similar trend is seen we were unable to determine statistical significance due to many large gaps in the M. domesticus assembly.

Previous genetic maps illustrated the uneven distribution of markers with many large gaps; on a recombinational scale, distal chromosomal regions tended to have lower marker density than the centromere regions (Rong et al. 2004).

The many large gap sizes in the different culture aspects, uncovered by this study confirm that focusing on rational organizational elements (process analysis, hierarchical and financial structures) may not be sufficient to improve hospital quality.

Although a nearly complete mouse genomic sequence of this region was available in the public database, there were many large sequence gaps and incomplete annotations for the sequence when we started this study.

Challenges for Fe2O3, as for many larger band gap oxides, include poor charge transfer (extremely short minority carrier diffusion lengths) and large electrochemical over-potentials.

Founded in 2003 by its chief executive, Mick Mountz -- a former employee of Webvan, the once high-flying delivery service that folded after the dot-com bust -- Kiva services many large retailers, like Gap, Staples and Saks.

Many trains will have large gaps in their routes, including the No. 4 train, which will have no service between 42nd Street in Manhattan and Borough Hall in Brooklyn because of flooding in its tunnel beneath the East River and power problems.