Sentence examples for means to narrow from inspiring English sources

This is suggested by others as a means to narrow the dispersity of cluster syntheses.

Here, the use of pupil apodization, namely the manipulation of the amplitude and/or phase of the light at the pupil planes is explored as a means to narrow the point spread function (PSF) of the optical system.

Use outlines or other means to narrow down the content for the story.

But earlier this month the Federal Aviation Administration published a rule that is meant to narrow the safety gap.

A meeting meant to narrow differences has widened them.The emerging economies' desire to squeeze more subsidy cuts out of the Americans is understandable.

Analysts had expected the surplus to ease in July after exporters rushed to ship goods in earlier months to beat changes in tax policy meant to narrow China's yawning trade gap.

Justice Kennedy said today that the appeals court had misinterpreted a 1990 federal law, the Oil Pollution Act, which contains some language suggesting that Congress meant to narrow the pre-emptive effect of the 1972 law.

A parallel project of "convergence", whereby America's accounting-standards body and the International Accounting Standards Board IASBB) issued norms together, was meant to narrow the gap, making it simpler and cheaper for America to move across.But the convergence process in areas like leasing, insurance and losses on financial instruments dragged on longer than expected.

These choices were meant to narrow the range of profile variations and to minimize the impact of potential contaminating events (other cell types, foreign RNA), the latter being stochastic in nature.

Although SAC is unlikely to win a fight over the subpoenas, it may use the threat to challenge them as a means to get prosecutors to narrow the demand for records.

Those measures, meant to help narrow the country's gaping budget deficit, take money straight out of consumers' pockets, the analysts say.