Sentence examples for permit a gap from inspiring English sources
Cho et al. permit a gap of 14 weeks for the persistent calculation.
When John F. Kennedy ran for President, in 1960, he charged the Eisenhower Administration with having permitted a "missile gap" to develop between the United States and the Soviet Union — an issue that may have helped Kennedy win a very close election.
Pants must permit an eight-centimeter gap when pinched from the midthigh to the top of the boot — the same as the X Games — and shirts must allow for six centimeters of fabric around the elbow and biceps.
In 1954, the House of Lords decided in Chapman v Chapman that this would no longer be permitted, creating a gap between the rights of trusts under the Settled Land Act 1925 (which could be altered if there was a flaw) and those trusts that were not (which were affected by the Chapman decision).
France cannot permit a scandal".
A simple design is proposed based on thermoplastics which have one of the highest CTE known permitting a relative large gap width in the open state.
First, to estimate background noise level for total information of motif size 12 basepairs, we generated 65,000 alignments of windows randomly selected from the input Logos (permitting a maximum of 20% gap frequency per position in the input Logos; 20% gap tolerance allows for one gap in the Logos for the smallest promoter subfamilies that contain only five peaks) (Fig. 5A).
A gap year might be permitted; a move to a lesser school might invite being disowned.
A reduction of the reactor gap permits an intensification of the treatment of waste activated sludge (WAS) by concentrating the ultrasound power from 6 to 18 dB.
Such a seal permits a small air leakage through a very narrow gap between the seal lip and the counterpart; this air film both avoids contact and ensures lubrication at the seal-counterpart interface thus permitting reduced friction and wear.
These events can be modeled demographically, permitting a view of the dynamics of spatial pattern as it varies with gap size, disturbance intensity, and rate of recovery.
