Sentence examples for narrow between from inspiring English sources

The polydispersity of pentablock copolymers obtained from GPC analysis was narrow between 1.10 and 1.38.

With the exceptions of the landslide elections in 1964 and 1984, however, Pennsylvania's leftward lean has been fairly narrow, between one and five percentage points.

He said private equity funds had raised tens of billions of dollars to spend on real estate but were waiting for the gap to narrow between what sellers are asking and what they are willing to pay.

Richard Brown, a bus driver, said it was very narrow between the lorry and scaffolding, and he did not feel there was sufficient space for Gerin-Ricard to pass.

According to the latest projection from the United States' own National Intelligence Council, "by 2025, the international system will be a global multipolar one with gaps in national power continuing to narrow between developed and developing countries".

It shows that people want the gap to narrow between what a PC is and what a phone is.

Fruit: flat [or plump], not narrowed between seeds, dehiscent.

Fruit: indehiscent to partly late-dehiscent, generally flat, oblong, +- inflated, narrowed between seeds or not.

Fruit: 1.5 cm, 6 mm wide, oblong, narrowed between seeds, hairy.

High bank of creek, in the narrows between Slaterville and Caroline Center (K.M.W., A.J.E., & L.F. Randolph).

Fruit: indehiscent, 3--10 cm, flat, tan, +- not narrowed between seeds; tip beak-like.