Sentence examples for narrow changing from inspiring English sources

The distribution range of throat is narrow, changing from 0.2 0.5 to 0.2 1.0 μm, and the throat peak radius slightly increases along with an increasing permeability (as illustrated in Fig. 3).

The molecular weight distribution was further narrowed by changing the solvent to a more polar system, diglyme, in which case polymers with (Mw/Mn =1.1 1.2 were produced, and the catalyst system generated shows possibility of being amenable to kinetic study.

The results demonstrate that the method is robust and efficient particularly when describing sharp fronts and narrow transition zones changing in space and time.

Tests were conducted to examine the critical heat flux (CHF) on a one-dimensional downward heating rectangular channel having a narrow gap by changing the orientation of the copper test heater assembly in a pool of saturated water under atmospheric pressure.

Measurement of bubble size distributions in bubble column by a photoelectric probe showed that both electrolyte and organic solutes affect coalescence behaviour of aqueous solutions drastically within a narrow concentration range, changing from quick coalescence as in pure water to coalescence restraining.

He favours a "maze" of short, narrow passageways with changing directions over long, wide rows of gaming areas.

Since many years, this narrow interpretation is changing into a much wider concept whereby both the number of managers and the number of management objectives is increasing rapidly.

In such a case, at a fixed evolutional distance between the sequence cores and the total length of consoles, degradation of the global alignment becomes sharp in a relatively narrow range of changing the console asymmetry c (see the definition of c in subsection 2.1.1).

These narrow electrojets are dynamic, changing in time and moving northward and southward as auroral activity develops and evolves.

Fairways were narrowed, many of them changing direction slightly in midstream.

Early employees may also chafe against the narrowing confines of their changing roles.