Sentence examples for a very narrow area from inspiring English sources

A lot of history has gone into them, although it is a history of a very narrow area, that is Bengal of the early 19th or late 18th century, particularly the opium trade.

(They don't need to know that you know lots of useless information on a very narrow area of research that may not necessarily be of any benefit, either now or in the future, to man or beast).

Sensing damage using embedded electrically active plies is generally preferred over the use of surface mounted PZT wafers since the range of the latter is limited to a very narrow area underneath the surface, while multiple damage mechanisms can generally be found in several plies of the laminate.

The audience can go and ask their own questions, but that's a very narrow area to walk through.

For the Heliconius species in the study, the zone under pressure from natural selection turns out to be a very narrow area that centers around color and enables a type of mimicry (Mullerian mimicry) by which one toxic species imitates another, creating a shared survival advantage by baffling predators into avoiding a range of wing patterns.

As we show in the following, the combination of these stability constraints leaves a very narrow area in the P D parameter space where the standard controller is able to provide stability of the upright posture.

"It's a very narrow field," Mr. Park said.

The absence of Y-chromosome introgression between the Western and Central lineages relative to autosomal markers despite male-biased dispersal in the species [ 26– 28] and the very narrow area of hybridization (a few kilometres) support a lack of fitness at least for some male hybrids in their natural environment [ 25].

The old professors who were able to turn their hands equally well to anything, or the young guys performing only one operation, and God forbid if a patient comes with something slightly outside their oh so very narrow area of expertise?

Instead of just working on one very narrow area of research, I get to work with scientists working on everything from Mars rovers to the big bang, from supernova explosions to life on other planets".

What a shock it can be when you hit the job market and the only companies willing to hire you are the ones who will put you to work in some very narrow area of science!