Sentence examples for Narrow the breadth from inspiring English sources

"Policy" helps to narrow the breadth of moves that most likely lead to a win, whereas "value" reduces the depth of the search by evaluating the winner in each position without playing all the way to the end.

The growing taste for watching soloists play from memory has actually narrowed the breadth of the repertoire.

Finance director Paul Hollingworth last week said measures under consideration included cutting the 41-strong fleet of aircraft servicing UK holidaymakers by more than 10% over 18 months, as well as narrowing the "breadth and span of the product range".

The results of a wholesale review of Thomas Cook's UK operations are expected to be announced later this year, but the company has said it is considering cutting its 41-strong fleet of aircraft servicing UK holidaymakers by more than 10% over 18 months as well as narrowing the "breadth and span of the product range".

But it also narrows the breadth of a promising Massachusetts investigation and may entirely shut down cases brought against BofA by the Arizona and Nevada attorneys general.

When it comes to narrowing the breadth of an individual's exposure to challenging views, the power of the "feed" -- the algorithms that sort and present material of presumed value to a Facebook user -- is great.

Analysis of our cross data with composite interval mapping narrowed the breadth of peaks QTL-X sim, QTL-II sima, and QTL-III sima.

The theme can be broad or narrow, although the breadth will vary depending on whether you're writing a short story through to a novel.

The agency partners are concerned about the narrow breadth of their client base, which is not helped by Don coming across as less than sympathetic in an interview with a trade magazine.

Such is the binding rule of melodrama, which decrees that all escapes shall be narrow, no more than the breadth of a hair: to save oneself and others at one's leisure, with room to spare, would be an insult to the satisfaction of the moment.

Then there's the surprisingly narrow breadth of the securities scrutinized by the Justice Department.