Sentence examples for narrow blanket from inspiring English sources

DNB is expected to deliver 18 20 A of hydrogen neutral beam to the ITER plasma through a narrow blanket aperture of size 0.40(H) × 0.45 V) m2, at a distance ∼20.67 m from the ion source position.

The Food and Drug Administration narrowed its blanket warning from last week, when it said people shouldn't eat any romaine because of an E. coli outbreak.

Some have argued that social and economic gaps in BMI distribution may ultimately narrow, owing to blanket exposure to an increasingly obesogenic environment [ 14].

The optimization of the system is aimed to obtain the maximum transmission efficiency on the condition that 1.8 MW injection per waveguide, ∼20 cm in beam radius at the resonance layer and narrow opening of the Blanket Shielding Module (BSM).

Amendment 2, the Supreme Court ruled, was at once too broad and too narrow: It issued a blanket prohibition on any legal protections, but it did so only for one unique group, and without any legitimate governmental reasoning.

It is cultivated from a narrow perspective of writings that blanket bookshelves and newsstands.

Dan Bockrath, the junior cowboy, sat on a narrow cot, with tousled wool blankets and a comforter that depicted the solar system against a black background.

The top and bottom are the narrower ends of a twin blanket or throw.

The set evoked Churchill's wartime bunker in Whitehall: beige walls, old maps, a narrow cot with a military-issue blanket.

But it is a very narrow exception, with little resemblance to the blanket ban planned in Afghanistan.

The best vantage point is the lofty bell tower (the bell was rung at meal times), from where you look down over orchards and barns, beyond which the river narrows and the landscape flattens to become a blanket of trees.