Sentences with phrase «very small gaps»

Very small gaps can occur at these spots, which can cause the small air leak.
Raising the issue of long - term spending patterns versus tax receipts, he noted that very small gaps between the two, if they persist over an extended period of time, will create «some very large deltas.»
I can close the lid, but there is a very small gap which doesn't make the jar airtight - and that's perfect!
We found that immune cells secrete molecules to other cells across a very small gap.
«A lot of important targets for future medicines are in the very small gap between cells.
It can be a very small gap in your knowledge you finally filled — or a tremendous, life - changing thing.
Several examples of use are provided in the filing, including a user interface that stretches across both displays with a very small gap.

Not exact matches

Luckily for Pixar, they had the technology to fix a very small, but important, cultural gap.
Mild razors are preferable for many men with very sensitive skin or men with lighter texture beard hair that can easily fit through the small blade gap.
I also echo Cindy's concern that the Bridging the Gap material produced for small groups seems very «us / them» and more attention to and recognition of gay people in the church is needed.
In a footnote Griffin argues that my argument for this is unsound, because I «downplay the extent to which, over time, even very small deviations from the divine aims would lead to enormous gaps between the actual and what would have been ideal in an abstract sense.»
The main problem with Hasker's argument is his attempt to downplay the extent to which, over time, even very small deviations from the divine aims would lead to enormous gaps between the actual and what would have been ideal in an abstract sense.
We are starting with very minute amounts (less than even the smallest suggested serving), so as to avoid any more major die off than we are likely to experience doing GAPS intro.
Similarly, while the gap between Iowa State and Utah is very small in the eyes of Silver (15 % vs 14 %) and our Bracket Simulator (12.6 % vs. 10.0 %), the oddsmakers view Iowa State as having a clear advantage over Utah (18.2 % vs 12.1 %).
So all very good news for Wenger as the Gunners set to continue their winning run and aim to make up the small six point gap to the top of the table.
This Method uses very small movements to forge new connections in the brain, refine movement patterns, and fill in developmental gaps.
that there isn't much of a gap, not even a very small one, between protecting innocent rebels from the Colonel and having yet another unacknowledged bash at regime change.
Our very generous donors - either large or small - won't wear it if they are told that their money is being used to fill a gap left by government.
Far from there being a continuum of planets, the study found two distinct groups: one smaller than 1.5 times the size of Earth, the other bigger than twice Earth's size, with very few examples in the gap in between.
Graphene had a very small band gap that can only be measured at very low temperatures, germanene shows a band gap that is significantly larger.
These differences do not contribute substantially to the overall special - education gap, however, as the percentage of students with severe disabilities is very small in both sectors.
«The gap between children who begin school behind their peers is getting smaller, but there are still very essential gaps
A very few number of weeks have a small gaps for things like tests and inset days.
Tolerances are tight with very small panel gaps and good exterior fit - and - finish, adding to the exterior's aura of luxury.
It is a very capable small SUV that can truly bridge the gap in between convenient urban transportation and off - road fun.
My idea to bring costs down was to use two smaller (and thus more common) screens with a very slim gap between them, but even that would be prohibitively expensive.
Bruno seems too naïve for a German 9 year - old in 1943, especially about Jews and Hitler; the idea that Shmuel has the time and opportunity to sit alone by the fence daily seems very unlikely; that the fence is not regularly patrolled, and that it has a gap the size of a small boy, again unlikely; the other children in this novel also seem far too naïve.
My only hassle with them is that there's apparently a very narrow gap between getting flagged for cover images that are too small and those that are too large.
However, the gap between eReaders and physical books is small enough for eReaders to be very good substitutes.
Puppy's can get through very small holes or gaps and could get stuck and be injured or sadly kill themselves trying to break free.
When feeding the cats, lift the back door of the trap very slowly and allow only a small gap — one - half to one inch at most - to open.
From here you can see Mount Everest very clearly, through the gap between the two slightly smaller mountains that sit aside it.
B) Arctic sea ice maximums do have a near - physical limit: The Arctic Ocean shores limit sea ice once the region ices over, and any increase in maximum must occur in very, very small regions down the east and west shores of Greenland, in the narrow gap between Asia and North American continents, etc..
Again, even in that case the ecological score will probably still be better than the one of fossil fuels, but the point is that the gap can become very small.
[43] The gap between the $ 25,000 threshold for small claims actions and the $ 22,500 settled on for non-pecuniary damages is not very wide, unlike the large gaps seen in some cases.
George and Imme are quick to point out the gap in the market for corporates that service very small departments (in my case at Xerox Canada, there were 4 lawyers servicing a $ 1B revenue operation).
For a relatively small additional premium, you can add medical payments protection to your auto policy and fill a very important gap in your overall coverage.
Sew two long sides (with a very small seam allowance), leaving a 1 1/2 ″ gap unsewn on both top edges.
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