Sentence examples for a narrow span from inspiring English sources
"The letter reflects Mrs. Astor's behavior during a narrow span of time and focuses only on telling her doctor about problems, not about the many things Mrs. Astor did showing solid comprehension," Mr. Warner said.
As we scrambled down like goats across a narrow span back to the trail, she glanced at the valley floor hundreds of meters below.
See Figs 1 and 2. Figures 1 and 2 demonstrate that a narrow span of BIS index values includes a very wide scale of a depth of sedation and analgosedation assessed by Ramsay and Cook scores.
The free energy barriers for these intermolecular processes, leading to a cis arrangement of phenyl and bromide, were in a narrow span between 42.6 kcal mol 1 (for 2t1ts) and 48.5 kcal mol 1, (for 4t1ts).
The existing data on tularaemia cases in Sweden, even when going back many decades, demonstrate that an absolute majority have occurred during a narrow span of the year, commencing in late July and terminating in mid-September, sometimes during an even more narrow time span (15).
In the present work, a narrow span-wise rectangular channel (referred to as a slot) is introduced and drilled near the leading edge of a finite-span cambered airfoil to study its impact on the overall aerodynamic performance.
A narrower span will render a direct control more effective while creating more levels, and, as a result, the overall management of an organization will likely be less effective.
"We're still asking people for their best ideas, but in a narrower span of ecological research," Davis says.
In contrast to the PAH genotyping assay in this study, assays targeting genomic regions with a narrower span in G+C content require optimization of fewer parameters.
Despite their relative poverty, deprivation, and constrained access to resources, the impact of the socio-economic gradient on women appears to be dampened, with life expectancy exceeding men's at each level of SES and a narrower span between the health of poorest and richest (4).
Hungry, thirsty and tired, they limped across a narrow bridge spanning the Tigris river on the Iraqi-Syrian border hauling their few belongings, some of them barefoot, others in sleeping clothes because they ran for their lives at night.
