Sentence examples for occasional gap from inspiring English sources

And, admittedly, the occasional gap in vocabulary.

Just in case Richard M. Nixon was not doing enough documenting of his own presidency (with the occasional gap in the archives), his confidants H. R. Haldeman, John Erlichman and Dwight Chapin were also filming him, his family and his White House using Super 8 cameras.

The perineurial cellular lamellae of ganglia are bounded by basal laminae on both sides and have numerous tight junctions and desmosomes, as well as occasional gap junctions [ 6, 108].

There are occasional gaps in translation.

Despite the thoroughness of "Ike's Bluff," there are occasional gaps.

Occasional gaps gave flashes of low wooded hills guarding the Conwy valley.

Like all who treat huge subjects and periods, Braudel often relied on others' scholarship; his zeal for detail revealed occasional gaps and misinterpretation.

Here the untested correspondent confronts mass death for the first time: "The bundles lay in two files, one on either side of the road, stretching with occasional gaps for 30 miles..

Match of the Day began in 1964, two years after I did, and so has been there throughout my life, although with occasional gaps when football became a marketable commodity and subject of a bidding war between the BBC and ITV.

This membrane has occasional gaps but is largely continuous.

In the most severe cases, anti-SNT-1 Ab revealed occasional gaps and irregular size or position of SNT-1 puncta in ju89 mutants (Figure 1F), but expression of SNT-1 in mutant dorsal nerve cords appeared similar to wild-type SNT-1 (Figure 1E) expression in most animals, indicating that cholinergic motor neuron synapses are not globally disrupted in the mutants.