Sentence examples for a narrower frame from inspiring English sources

With No 2, the focus shifts into a narrower frame that's cooler, more intimate and deeply personal.

In retrospect, Tylor seems more balanced in his judgments than later writers who constructed the problem of "minimal religion" in a narrower frame.

A rosy-cheeked brother and sister hold hands; four women sit at a table; and six men in suits are crowded into a narrow frame where "they speak no evil".

A narrow frame has been added between the press and detector manipulation systems for the imaging camera and scintillator assembly.

A narrow frame was added between the two subsystems (not shown), for supporting the imaging setup (phosphor assembly, imaging camera) and ion chamber, etc., as well as their linear motion control components.

They show how notions of community involvement and participation are viewed through a narrow frame of the medical model of disease and recovery (18); communities appear to be defined as patients and health workers charged with helping in the scaling-up of medically oriented mental health services (27).

She or he wanted to stay home but went anyway, with a narrow frame of mind, and never stopped hating it.

A narrow framing of choices is another problem.

But such a narrow framing of the "straight interest" scants the other interests voters may have, like an interest in living in a more just society or an interest in securing marriage for gay friends or relatives.

And when do they know it, in terms of their training?' This is a narrow framing of what is, in some ways, the biggest issue in policing: the hands-on training in dealing with people in deteriorating situations".

Consequently, the costs associated with mistakes are much higher in the non-predator generalization context and we could then predict a much narrower frame of generalization, if any, in this context.