Sentence examples for populated gaps from inspiring English sources

Roger Clark of the U.S. Geological Survey in Denver, Colorado, reported that the Visible and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer found that--for reasons yet unknown--the 99% pure ice of ring particles is dirtied more in thinly populated gaps and in the F ring.

Data linkages and economic modelling will be undertaken in an attempt to populate data gaps and estimate costs.

Proteins called connexins populate these gap junctions.

Thousands of small rocky asteroids populate the gap between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

Gap ratio (g): this ratio expresses how many of the site is populated by non-gap character states.

Moving up the property ladder, we find Brighthelm (£116pw), the cosy suburbia populated almost entirely by gap-year students.

The positive ions slowly drift towards the cathode, till at about 600 ps the entire gap distance is almost evenly populated.

The positive ions slowly drift toward the cathode, till at about 13 ns, the entire gap distance is almost evenly populated.

Analysis of the core promoter region was possible for 153 genes; the other three had their 5' region determined by RACE, since the genomic sequence was populated by a string of "Ns", an intra-contig gap, in the relevant regions.

These regions of sequence divergence may represent missing sequence in contig gaps, but in some cases, these regions are populated with vsp genes, ankyrin repeat-containing genes, or members of other gene families where sequence divergence is common among family members (data not shown).

Such gaps are useful, as they illustrate how interaction is afforded across sparsely populated social terrains.