Sentence examples for narrow actions from inspiring English sources

The president wants to talk in terms of limited, narrow actions, but can he really believe it is so simple?

A criminal prosecution is focused on the narrow actions of the individual alleged to have broken a law.

He said the US is contemplating a "limited, narrow" action in Syria but that no decision has been made.

Distrust reduces complexity into a narrow action corridor by making a few actions probable and certain others highly unlikely [21].

Mr Obama said the US was looking at "limited" and "narrow" action, which raises the question of how Syria and allies such as Hezbollah may respond to any attack.

TI-Ss neurons were characterized by a triphasic broad action potential, slow single isolated firing, and an antidromic response to cortical stimulation, whereas TI-Rs neurons were characterized by a narrow action potential and high frequency burst discharge in association with theta waves in PS.

But he says he's considering a limited and narrow action in response to a chemical weapons attack that he says Syria's government carried out last week.

He does not advocate, as the president has argued, for a narrow action that would punish President Bashar al-Assad for the use of sarin gas in contravention of international agreements.

We further classified these neurons into nociceptors and mechanoreceptors based upon their action potential configuration (nociceptors display broad action potentials with inflections on the falling phase, while mechanoreceptors have narrow action potentials (Stucky & Lewin, 1999; Fig 1B).

FSIs were primarily distinguished from NFSIs by their narrow action potential waveforms with profound after-hyperpolarizations (AHPs), a negligible spike broadening and spike amplitude reduction during trains (Cauli et al., 1997; Daw et al., 2007).

FSIs were identified based on their distinctive electrophysiological features, including: (i) intermittent firing at high frequency; (ii) narrow action potentials (half-width < 1 ms); (iii) large spike afterhyperpolarizations; and (iv) subthreshold oscillations (amplitude 1 5 mV) observed between spike bursts (Kawaguchi, 1993; Bracci et al., 2003).