Sentence examples for standards gap from inspiring English sources

Asked about the standards gap, an EPA spokesman said that the Safe Drinking Water Act, as written by Congress in 1974, makes the EPA responsible for regulating only public water systems.

Reference measurements on the following MICROMATTER XRF calibration standards: GaP, KCl, CaF2, Fe, ZnTe, Se, and RbI were performed for spectrometer calibration and elemental sensitivities calculations.

A Standards Gap For Notary Laws "It just blew me away, the holes we found in the laws," said Keith Jajko, the author of a study to be released today by the National Notary Association.

At the initial audit in 2006, 389 case notes were assessed and compared with the standards, gaps were identified, recommendations made followed by implementation.

In publishing, the standard gap between the hardcover and the softcover release of a book is about a year.

A few eyebrows arched: this non-plan sounded rather feckless and certainly not constructive in terms of standard gap year values.

The Scene: A popular watering hole at 5 30 p.m., rapidly filling with smiling, professional types wearing the standard Gap khaki uniform.

(where g is in 2e 2/h units) for the same cases of Figure 2. In the quasi-metal systems, the conduction depletions are systematically related to variance peaks, while the variance in the standard gap of the semiconductor GNRs does not show particular features.

As the rest mass of Kane Fermions changes, the electronic dispersion evolves from a standard gapped semiconductor for into a semimetal at.

This approach must not be confused with the standard gap-closing approaches adopted, because we do not use PCRs to fill gaps but only to confirm the relative orientation of the scaffolds and just link them up.

A vector-parallel implementation of this method gives up to 100-fold speed-up; vector-parallel implementations of standard gapped alignment at two levels of precision give 3- and 6-fold speed-ups.