Sentence examples for A narrow support from inspiring English sources

In ethnically diverse societies only democracy can work for growth, says Mr Collier, because autocratic leaders with a narrow support base are otherwise tempted to siphon off national income.

Let s(t) = a(t) exp(j 2πφ(t)) be the desired signal component with a narrow support region in the TCR plane that is nearly disjoint from those of other components and the noise in the input signal x t).

A novel design is described for an aperture that blocks a half-plane of the electron diffraction pattern out to a desired scattering angle, and then – except for a narrow support beam – transmits all of the scattered electrons beyond that angle.

Harper described Day's governance of the party as "amateurish", while his campaign team argued that Day was attempting to win re-election by building a narrow support base among different groups in the religious right.

The bulky shot-putter hurling a dead weight enormous distances and a sprite gymnast soaring gracefully above a narrow support beam illustrate the diversity of supreme abilities the human body can reach.

In fact, the slow oscillations of the support includes a maximum tilt of 10° that does not represent a major balance difficulty as the walk on a narrow support can be.

Because the energy of the E-splines would concentrate to a narrower support with the increasing of N, the Gabor coefficient matrix holds lower sparsity and hence its recovery by using CS algorithms is more reliable.

Dewhurst et al. [ 59] assessed two quiet standing positions with a large and narrow support base with open and closed eyes.

The functionality of a 60 mm pad narrow support element was shown on a full-scale friction test including a relative tilting of 1° at full load.

A new internal conducted for Republican governors shows narrow support for a legalization plan for unlawful Mexicans already here (50percentt of respondents approve; 45percentt oppose) and strong backing for a program that permits new immigrants to earn permanent legal residency over time (57percentt approve; 39percentt oppose).

Though racial tensions persist in South Africa, white supremacists are generally seen as part of a fading lunatic fringe with very narrow support.