Sentence examples for its narrowing from inspiring English sources
Before presenting the main results, we recall the well-known temperature effect on the semiconductor band gap - its narrowing with temperature increase.
Britain's financial sector also took a hit, and was led by HBOS, down 42 pence 82 centss), or 3.7%,at £10.91 ($21.40), after its annual earnings report left investors feeling anxious about its narrowing margins and bad loans.
Extensive engineering of the canal site involved its narrowing through dredging, relocation of the sediment to the edges but within the canal basin, cement stabilisation, retainment by geotextile-lined gabions, then coverage with geotextile and capping with recycled soil-forming materials including green waste compost (GWC).
In the literature one can find sparse information about the positive influence of rapid maxillary expansion (RME) on the results of treating NE even in those children who were never diagnosed with its narrowing [ 1– 5].
Its narrowing is also called infundibular stenosis.
And each stanza is more effective for its narrowing shift from pentameter to trimeter in its second line.
La Sebastiana internalizes the city around it, with its narrow, winding staircases and vividly-painted walls.
Yet it packs within its narrow bounds a deep, dramatic history.
At its narrowest interpretation it refers to the linguistic analysis of literary texts.
In his analysis, its narrow focus rends it "innumerate, tribal, vulnerable to all sorts of biases".
It resembles a porkpie, its narrow brim rolled up all the way around.
