Sentence examples for narrow consisting of from inspiring English sources
MEMFCS typically detects a distribution of diffusion times, τDis, which can be very narrow, consisting of only a few τDis each, with a high probability in the case of probe in buffer, or can broaden or distinguish discrete distributions in the case of probe in crowded dextran solutions.
What does matter is that Mr. Obama appears to have won the nomination with a deep but narrow base consisting of African-Americans and highly educated whites.
Northern Estonia is characterized by long narrow swells consisting of deposits left by glacial rivers that formed during the melting of ice.
United began with a narrow shape consisting of three banks of two in front of an orthodox back four and moved to a back three, with Mata playing centrally behind Lingard and Depay in a 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2
Thus, an energy system may be defined in a narrow sense, consisting of technical equipment for extracting, transforming, transporting and using energy [31].
Terminal failure is characterized by a sudden brittle-like drop in load, localized heating and the development of a narrow shear band, consisting of recrystallized grains, oriented on a plane of maximum shear.
The condition for self-similar amplification is facilitated by introducing a narrow spectral filter consisting of a grating and a collimator [ 11].
It has arrays of four successively narrower channels, each consisting of a two-dimensional array of columns.
Fieldwork, in the narrow sense, consists of the discovery and recording of archaeological sites and their examination by methods other than the use of the spade and the trowel.
The eastern half of Chuginadak, to which Mount Cleveland is connected by a narrow isthmus, consists of several low-lying volcanic cones and two prominent peaks that have been heavily eroded, partly by glaciers.
A narrow cortex consists of inner cortex without sclerotic nests and sparganum-type outer cortex with peripheral bands of vertically aligned sclerenchyma cells.
