Sentence examples for system the gap from inspiring English sources

Rather than put $100, say, toward reinventing its shipping system, the Gap may spend $20 to plant trees or invest in a clean utility.

In a successful education system, the gap between low- and high-achieving students is narrow, students' family background is not the sole determinant of achievement, and resources are used efficiently.

"It got worse before it got better in 1990 when the security council suddenly sprang into life, that tension that had been built into the system with that kind of caste system, the gap with the permanent five members at the table and the other countries on the outside," said Lord Hannay, former British ambassador to the UN and chair of the UN all-party parliamentary group.

We have developed a simple, new trauma scoring system: the GAP scoring system.

Our new simple trauma scoring system, the GAP scoring system, strongly predicts in-hospital mortality.

19 Similarly, while nurses constitute the largest workforce in the mental health system, the gaps in resources remain significant, with.42 psychiatric nurses per 100,000 population in low-income countries versus 29.15 nurses per 100,000 population in HICs.

Near-field radiative transfer has been shown to be dependent on the material and morphological characteristics of systems, the gap distances between structures, and their temperatures.

In this paper, follows from practical point of view in real systems, the GAP is extended to the equilibrium generalized assignment problem (EGAP) and the equilibrium constrained generalized assignment problem (ECGAP).

In order to obtain helpful guidelines for designing high-Tc bulk superconductor magnet systems, the gap, temperature and time dependence of the trapped field for Y Ba Cu O and Gd Ba Cu O/Ag bulk superconductors were measured.

We formulate a functional data analysis approach for estimating the parameters of nonlinear dynamical models and evaluate this approach on data from two real systems, the gap gene system of Drosophila melanogaster and the synthetic IRMA network, which was created expressly as a test case for genetic network inference.

His system bridges the gap between postcodes and accurate-but-complicated GPS co-ordinates, he argues.