Sentence examples for narrow fields of from inspiring English sources
However, academic research on sustainability is still bound to narrow fields of applications.
Unlike many scholars, Dr. Greenberg was a synthesizer whose interests spanned the narrow fields of many specialists, not all of whom welcomed an outsider's interference in their domains.
Opera glasses and field glasses are binoculars with simple, often inexpensive lens systems and narrow fields of view and are usually made with magnifications of 2.5× to 5×.
They are a public sign of diplomacy and good faith, but are meaningless militarily, because they only limit pre-existing technologies in narrow fields of defense.
The CLDS showed the lowest beam divergence, which is required to avoid contamination of the signal from interfering surroundings for narrow fields of view.
On the other hand, the Lumix has an enormous wide-angle view; compared with the narrow fields of view on the Nikon and Sony, these photos are practically panoramas.
The SGD achieves low background by combining a Compton camera scheme with a narrow field-of-view active shield.
We confirm the applicability of using small satellite formation flight for multi-angular earth observation to retrieve global, narrow band, narrow field-of-view albedo.
Kepler's search was an incredible endeavor: it searched a narrow field-of-view covering a distance of 3,000 light-years.
Such a link topology permits the use of highly directional transmitters with low beam divergence and narrow field-of-view (FOV) receivers.
CHARIS has a relatively narrow field of view.
