Sentence examples for a relatively narrow section from inspiring English sources

The Cape Darnley region demonstrates that a relatively narrow section of continental shelf with limited DSW storage capacity can produce AABW from polynya-driven sea-ice production alone.

Our gear development focused particularly on moving the window further back, gaining more stability in the codend to avoid loss of Norway lobster through the window, making a relatively narrow section where the window is located, and testing larger mesh sizes in the window.

The bridge deck is supported by a narrow central section with cantilever extensions on each side, as a "big heavy bridge would have looked out of place" at a relatively narrow section of the river.

They had an unusual form that consisted of an outer void compartment intended to weaken the explosive force of the torpedo backed by a relatively narrow section immediately adjacent to the original hull that extended from above the waterline to the bottom of the bilge.

The first is to demonstrate impact as defined by a relatively narrow set of government-driven criteria and metrics (most notably in the UK, the 'Impact' section of the Research Excellence Framework).

Those two are using a relatively narrow definition.

For Mr. Basescu, 60, it was a relatively narrow escape.

These are nifty, but deliver a relatively narrow frequency range.

That gave ABC a relatively narrow window of time.

The Apollo, celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, has a relatively narrow stage and a tiny backstage.

Once he had established his personal style Beckmann modulated it only through a relatively narrow range.