He managed narrow primary and general-election victories against uninspiring opponents.
Hence, the definition by Philips et al. [ 1], which emphasizes prescription failures, was considered too narrow, and irrelevant to general practice.
For poor children this means high-quality preschools that can help narrow the gap in vocabulary and general knowledge.
Our day-to-day worrying should be regarded as such, not built up into psychological syndromes with suites of symptoms, and the health warnings that accompany new products should be narrow and accurate, not vague and general in order to waive the manufacturer's liability.
Scientists call this narrow versus general AI, and while we're still living in the age of the former, it's only a matter of time before we achieve the latter: an age in which machines can function across a wide array of tasks as intelligently as a human.
A third of reviewers found methodologies to be narrow and inadequately explained as a general rule.
TODAY Britons are going to the polls in what may prove the narrowest and most dramatic general election in decades.
5 In general doorways are narrow and low, admitting one person at a time and perhaps requiring the individual to duck.
The specific reasons behind cyber attacks vary widely, but their general purpose seems surprisingly narrow and leads to obvious global impact.
Nevertheless, attempts to narrow down general soil organism groups responsible for negative effects have implicated fungi [5] and oomycetes in particular for being important [52].
