| There are five schools and one college in the vicinity and there is no much time gap between the opening and closing timings of all. |
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| Distance gap and projected time gap data will be verified here using a similar rationale. |
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| During this time gap of one year, we will conduct seminars, debates and symposiums at various schools and colleges. |
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| Women experience a gender time gap, often working shorter hours and in part-time positions in order to combine work and family responsibilities. |
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| The narrowing time gap between invention and application can have socially and environmentally damaging effects. |
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| Also, should the time gap between the year end and the date of the audit opinion be reduced? |
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| Raising legal objections to a trademark violation can take 18 months of investigation, so copycats have plenty of time to take advantage of the time gap. |
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| There is a necessary time gap between the initial creation of an idea and its translation into knowledge. |
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| The time gap between data collection and injection into the database was substantially shortened. |
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| This time gap becomes even larger when one considers the time needed to gather, process and publish data on already started projects. |
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| We get snatched back and forth across this time gap, with irritatingly obvious transitions. |
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| There seems to be needed a time gap of some generations in order to appeal to nostalgia. |
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| Just select the desired speed and the minimum time gap to the vehicle in front. |
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| They may take up a position behind breaks once the time gap is sufficient and they have been authorised to do so by the commissaires. |
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| Bear the time gap in mind, so that you do not provide information or documents that will be outdated by the time it runs. |
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| Some 45.6 percent of clients' charts record a substantial time gap in services, but this statistic must be interpreted cautiously. |
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| On the other hand, if they have been involved in a one-off consultation on a local initiative, there may be a considerable time gap between the consultation itself and any possible outcome. |
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| Once the applications were submitted, I faced a significant time gap. |
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| What the tourists discover is a mysterious and frightening time gap. |
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| I overlay the two, and there's a time gap between the two exposures. |
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| The Vietnamese exporter argued that there would be no link between the ceasing of the related company's exports from China and the start of operations in Vietnam, due to the time gap between these events. |
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| The special regulations applying to each event in principle define the time gap separating each competitor, i.e. 1', 2' or 3', depending on the distance and the number of starters. |
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| This solution is a technical way of plugging a time gap so that, when the general law comes into force, the provisions of this law will apply to re-export in accordance with this directive. |
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| Not everyone, though, would benefit from closing the time gap. |
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| At the very least, MAPLE might help to fill this time gap. |
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| In addition, 90-day and 120-day targets for GMEF and GMIF, respectively, have been set to reduce the time gap between the scheduled disbursement of funds and the actual disbursement date. |
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