Sentence examples for natural gap from inspiring English sources

With its natural gap between premiums received up-front and claims paid later, insurance is the main source of float; long-tail reinsurance is particularly attractive.

If you were going to drag sarsens the size of double decker buses from their original site to Stonehenge, he said, the obvious route is straight through a natural gap in the hilly landscape, which would take them through Marden.

Therefore, there is a natural gap of a quarter of a year.

Single-tree selection cutting is sometimes believed to be similar to the natural gap disturbance regime of hardwood forests, but few studies have specifically compared the compositional and structural characteristics of old-growth hardwood stands, undergoing natural gap dynamics and hardwood stands previously subjected to partial cuts.

This is where we miss the point when we attribute the same definitive criteria as if there is some natural gap between sin and evil waiting to be uncovered.

At this percentage, there seemed to be a natural gap in the data.

Overall, the study highlights a significant light × nutrient interaction that can modify seedling performance along natural gap-understory gradients.

But consciousness has natural gaps in it, such as periods during which we are asleep.

Option two is to look for "patterns and clusters," or "natural gaps" on the vertical scale.

"Alternative possibilities, such as managed planting of seedlings in natural gaps in the forest might be a better solution," he suggested.

By means of the third method, we carefully reviewed the vertical scale consisting of the 38 descriptors (see Appendix 1), and identified two natural gaps.