Sentence examples for a narrow background from inspiring English sources

Observers saw two different conditions of the peripheral escalator illusion: one with a narrow background grating (i.e., the width of columns) and one with a wide background grating (i.e., about 2.5 times the width of the columns).

"Creative agencies generally revolve around older people from a very narrow background.

"Lots of institutions are dominated by people from a very narrow background: the judiciary, business, the media, politics".

These required management and problem-solving skills and financial expertise, not a narrow privatization background.

"It is sad that so many of the young leading actors are coming from such a narrow social background," Loach said.

"A democracy should not be dependent for its major decisions on what nine unelected people from a narrow legal background have to say," he said.

The SP1 cluster comprised a Southeast Asian and Indian accessions and was suggested to arise from a narrow genetic background.

Although lotus is an out-crossing plant, its cultivation and vegetative propagation via rhizomes over the past 7,000 years may have imposed a narrow genetic background [ 26].

On the other hand, the low diversity in the wild boar may reflect a narrow genetic background of the Finnish wild boar population.

The genetic structure analysis (Fig.  4b) illustrated that accessions in the SP1 cluster have come from a narrow genetic background whereas the Indian-originated accessions in the SP2 cluster are more admixed.

Despite the high number of studies examining the molecular response of plants upon heat stress, most of the studies focused on the heat response of one or few genotypes and, thus, results are based on a narrow genetic background.