His vision, as a critic, was narrowed by this blindness to what is powerful in modern art.
Edinburgh is a long way from the source of hip-hop, body-popping and other fast-spinning grooves, and it seems that neither the physical nor imaginative gaps have been narrowed by this crew.
Also, it is distinguished that wide energy gap of boron nitride (BN) is successfully narrowed by this carbon doped material which assures the application of BC2N on the nanoelectronics and optoelectronics in the near future.
As the leading figures on each side were now both firmly wedded to the theoretical framework of computational functionalism,[39] the debate's scope was, in practice, greatly narrowed by this development, even as its intensity and contentiousness (and notoriety) grew.
This time, the city said the pathway was too narrow by an inch.
But it was narrow, by 691 votes.
Gross profit margins at North American stores will narrow by 2 percentage points, the company said.
That gap is expected to narrow by February after the nationwide shift to digital from analog.
His defeat was narrow (by just 1.4%), but profound in its import.
In England the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts was continuously narrowed by the royal courts.
