Sentence examples for applying a narrow from inspiring English sources

Some of the biggest firms, applying a narrow definition, say that pure proprietary trading constituted less than 10 percent of their revenue, and in some cases far less.

Yet the company continues to self-define as a technology platform, deliberately eschewing wider editorial responsibility for the content its algorithms distribute, in favor of applying a narrow and universal set of community standards and/or trying to find engineering solutions to filter the Newsfeed.

Yet the company continues to self-define as a technology platform, deliberately eschewing wider editorial responsibility for the content its algorithms distribute, in favor of applying a narrow and universal set of community standards and/or trying to find engineering solutions to filter the Newsfeed.

Applying a narrow definition, i.e., neglecting the externality, the consumer welfare (CW) standard can result in a more lenient criterion than the total welfare (TW) standard, which is in contrast to the general view in the literature.

The localization of areas with high dipole densities (adjacent clusters of voxels) within each hemisphere was analyzed by applying a narrow filter of FWHM 20 mm to the original data.

Out of this reason SLOT can acquire scattered light projection images at a specific wavelength by simply using a laser which is more efficient than applying a narrow band pass filter in combination with a light emitting diode (LED) in OPT.

But with a new ideological makeup, "a Supreme Court decision applying a narrower definition could constrain the ability of a future administration to broaden the definition," Gerrard said.

For the sensitivity analysis, in total 1,168 (99.4%), 664 (86.6%) and 5,182 (99.3%) cases were included when applying a narrower definition for the influenza seasons.

These apply a narrow smoothing kernel to precise data, and a wide smoothing kernel to imprecise data.

Some dioceses, for instance, appear to have fully embraced laws requiring the clergy to report cases of sexual abuse to the police, while others seem to have applied a narrow interpretation of those laws.

And depending on how the court reaches its decision — if it uses "strict scrutiny" to review the caps or again applies a narrow definition of corruption — other campaign finance limits could be in danger, too.