One late-summer evening in 1994, a founding engineer at Netscape, Lou Montulli, informally mused with colleagues about the tremendous gap between Lynx, the text-only browser he had created a few years prior, and the much more elaborate Web interfaces which could be displayed inside Netscape Navigator.
It's important to clarify that for me and many colleagues in psychology pursuing prescribing privileges through postdoctoral courses, the motivation does not originate from greed for power, turf or income, but from the desire to bridge the tremendous gap in the mental health system ("Prescription Pad").
Nevertheless, we believe that this is a representative sample of all health facilities in the area of study and the state and therefore a good starting point in understanding the tremendous gap existing between the optimal, W.H.O.
The President of Liberia recognized the tremendous gap in the country's quality of education which she said still remained a problem, in particular in the neglected rural counties, which she said had been bypassed by development for so many years.
This leaves a tremendous gap in our understanding of QoL in this population and the role such information may have on our ability to effectively improve the QoL of individuals who are homeless or hard-to-house.
His research culminated in two biographies – The Life of Bach (2004), expanded to become JS Bach: A Life in Music (2007) – based around both the implications and the tremendous gaps of the first Bach obituary, written largely by his son Carl Philipp Emmanuel.
When you add in the fact that the majority of the 54 million Latinos in the U.S. are bilingual and yet very few children's books are bilingual you have a tremendous gap in books that can speak to this community and its culture, particularly the parents.
The tremendous gap in time between the crime and the trial made for a peculiar presentation.
"There is a tremendous gap of achievement between rich and poor, white and minority," the speech continues.
"The reason there are court orders," Mr. Banks said, "is that in administration after administration, there's been a tremendous gap between public pronouncements and the realities".
