Sentence examples for most narrow forms from inspiring English sources

The longest and most narrow forms were found in the SR population instead of the CR population, which had the narrowest average blade widths.

Won't online learning hurt that?" There are also many answers to this -- and, I'd like to add, many other jobs for which schools are held responsible, too, that online learning in its most narrow form may not cover.

The detail-work around her waist puts the focus on her most narrow part, while the form-fitting silhouette highlights the actress' amazing figure.

By this most narrow margin, the playoffs turned.

Only in the most narrow sense of the word.

Machine learning (ML) and narrow forms of artificial intelligence (AI) have officially reached the mainstream.

A long and narrow form is customary for scroll paintings.

America frowns on this archetype, celebrating only a narrow form of success for men.

Another similarity between evidence-based medicine and evidence-based ethics is that the scope of "scientific evidence" is narrowed to exclude most forms of social scientific and qualitative evidence and is limited instead almost exclusively to medical outcomes, which is the evidence of choice according to the methodological hierarchies of evidence-based medicine.

The acetabulum is mediolaterally narrow and lacks a medial wall as in all sauropodomorphs, except for the most basal forms (e.g., Saturnalia, Thecodontosaurus [12], [50], [55].

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