critical gap

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. A significant deficiency, missing element, or unmet need within a system, field of study, or capability set that requires attention or resolution.; In traffic engineering, the smallest time interval between vehicles in an opposing lane of traffic that a driver will accept for crossing or turning.; A crucial difference or disconnect between two concepts, expectations, or states of being that hinders progress or understanding.

💬 Examples

  1. By focusing on inference rather than just training, Nvidia addresses a critical gap in current hardware capabilities.

  2. The driver waited for a critical gap in the highway traffic before merging into the fast lane.

  3. There is a critical gap between the theoretical models proposed by economists and the actual behavior observed in markets.