With each step, the pen size is narrowed by one pixel and the shade is lightened.
Its endless rows of pseudotraditional houses — identical white boxes sheltered under orange terra-cotta roofs — are flanked by narrow streets on one side and suburban lawns and canals on the other.
One by one, on July 4 , 1976 towering ships glided below the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, then unfurled their sails.
Inspection of a heatmap of this region (See Additional file 9) shows some independent support for these secondary peaks although the focus of ZNF217 peak is formed by one narrow, high-level aberration.
Zhou [8] narrowed down the feasible paths chosen by one passenger based on the train timetable and AFC record data.
Three of them showed Hagan leading Thom Tillis, her Republican opponent, by narrow margins: one point (Fox News), two points (CNN/ORC), and three points (YouGov).
"It wasn't very impressive-looking — several cantonment style claptrap wooden buildings joined together by one long narrow hallway".
In each case, the narrow silica core is surrounded by one or more rings of air holes that effectively lower the refractive index of the cladding region and thus help to confine the incident light to the core of the fiber.
TV and movies have long shown us a homogenous world populated by one very narrow vision of humanity, and when these media branch out and include people who fall outside of that vision, they pat themselves on the back for being diversity-minded.
If confirmed as expected, Kavanaugh will win a seat on the Supreme Court bench by one of the narrowest margins in decades.
A gorgeous case in point is "Little Rouge" (1969), a painting roughly 4 by 9 feet, topped by four narrow stripes (one simply a thin red line) over a broad expanse of mustardy sand color.
