Sentence examples for constructed to narrow from inspiring English sources

Depending on whether the current batch being delayed after the job is added into, two candidate lists are constructed to narrow the search space.

Bespoke aluminium frames are constructed to provide narrow profiles which reduce aerodynamic drag in comparison to able bodied runners.

A latticework of rickety footbridges has been hastily constructed to navigate the narrow dug-up alleyways.

In such a case, the challenge for language designers is to reuse, as much as possible, previously defined language constructs to narrow implementation from scratch.

This wooden bridge was constructed to carry a double-track narrow gauge railroad from a junction with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to a blast furnace to process the area's iron ore.

In 1669, a series of four flights of steps, now called Christmas Steps, was constructed to replace a steep, muddy, and narrow street formerly known as Queene Street.

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (1882), constructed to haul ore from the mining town of Silverton (45 miles [70 km] to the north), has also long been used for sightseeing.

Therefore we generated five different constructs by introducing mutations to narrow down the minimal requirement(s) for nuclear localization and specifically address the question whether the tyrosine residue at aa 188 is required for functionality.

Data triangulation is designed to narrow problems of construct validity, as multiple sources of data provide multiple measures of the same phenomenon.

Although these are simply cognitive constructs, the do allow us to narrow our bandwidth (as people do physically and mentally broadcast their feelings) as well allow one to pull the scanning abilities inwards.

These naturally evolved chemicals undo the locks our brains construct to keep us on the straight and narrow, pursuing short-lived victories over inevitable failures.