Despite the computing promise of game consoles that sell for less than $200, the researchers acknowledged that the experiment was likely to be most useful for a group of relatively narrow scientific problems.
As an important group of narrow band gap semiconductors, 1-D II V semiconducting nanostructures can be used to fabricate nanoscale electronic and optoelectronic devices.
For minimizing the objective function which subjects to a group of constraints, the narrow decision variables are selected.
The curator, Nayia Yiakoumaki, offers a group of drawings with a narrow tonal range - old tobacco, dead-photograph sepia, foxed paper - to invoke the spirit of the lost library.
The clip begins with a group of young men on a narrow, rubble-strewn street filmed from a low angle, most likely from the ground.
"They're here," Mick says, indicating a group of musicians coming down the narrow stairs from a door at street level, carrying guitar and other instrument cases – "looking like bandits from Al Capone, as usual".
Farmers harvest crops nearby as kingfishers dart across the river; a group of fighters swim in the narrow tributary of the Euphrates dividing SDF territory from that of the Syrian government.
There's only one way to narrow a group of four people to three in Bachelor Nation, and that's by harshly critiquing the innocent families of the finalists (who did not sign up for this, btw).
Researchers led by neuroscientist Rita Valentino of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania mimicked an obstructed bladder in a group of male rats by surgically narrowing the outlets from the organ.
A group of Pakistani men stood on a narrow ledge on the southern wall of the Kaaba, inching slowly toward the stone.
