Sentence examples for means gap from inspiring English sources

That means Gap Band group members Ronnie Wilson, Charles Wilson and Robert Wilson, producers Rudolph Taylor and Lonnie Simmons, are listed alongside Mark Ronson, Bruno Mars, producers Jeff Bhasker and Philip Lawrence, plus Nicholas Williams (Trinidad James) and Devon Gallaspy, who received credits for the use of a sample of Trinidad James's All Gold Everything.

This means gaps are opening up, especially because the TV rights are sold on an individual basis.

The ratio of each individual gap distance between adjacent data points was calculated relative to mean gap distance.

To investigate the consistency in the data over time, each observer completed four repetitions of the experiment, with no more than two repetitions per day (mean gap between repetitions was 1.9 days).

Leaving something out will mean gaps in my employment history, but I don't want to bore the employer into chucking it in the bin.

After linear interpolation of the filtered geolocation dataset (mean gaps 1.8±4.6 days) the mean track length was 368±139 days (n = 52).

It means the gap between ticket revenue and costs of running the service was £140m.

He means the gap between rich and poor, not Iraq and the West.

If area is colored by magenta it means that gap is equal to zero there.

And that means the gap between human language and animal calls is not so wide after all.

Right now Hillary leads Bernie 1666 to 1359 among pledged (elected) delegates, which means a gap of 307 delegates.