Sentence examples for narrow event from inspiring English sources

But when you squeezed into the narrow event space on the Voice's upper floor, French and international book lovers mingled with Parisian editors and publishers, shared a glass of wine, a new discovery, a heretical opinion, and took the conversation outside to the sidewalk of the Rue Princesse, for another shared pleasure: an unguilty cigarette.

It can be very significant for narrow events and originating from the disk center.

Our data does not support a narrow founding event in the establishment of the Bulgarian or Turkish Jewish communities.

A well pronounced, though less narrow founder event characterizes Tunisian Jewry, where 4 maternal lineages (Hgs X2e1a1a, H30, R0a1a and U4a1) contributed to 43.2% of the entire mtDNA variation.

The communities were all founded at least 2,000 years ago, and the mitochondrial genotypes are not consistent with a narrow founding event with at least six founding mothers in these populations.

In a narrow sense, events have broken Tehran's way.

The company wants to improve its filtering selections, too, which today let you narrow the events list by various categories, including "concerts," "nightlife," "organizations," "professional and networking" and more.

Their occurrence was confined around local magnetic noon (within 4 h), while narrower bandwidth events are predominant at cusp latitudes and are distributed more widely in local time.

The topic modelling techniques have also been adapted with respect to the temporal scale for narrowing down events to fine granularity [144].

This claim of realism is often just a narrowing of events and an ignoring of the context of the situation.

It illustrates that the percentage of 100% SSCB fully captures the actual wind power value occupies less and less with the shrinking of the confidence interval, which means that the confidence interval should not be too narrow in ramp event forecasting model.