Sentence examples for narrow in time from inspiring English sources

The two sides of the argument agree that the Internet is crucial to the future of business schools, and there is a consensus that the schism will narrow in time, as it did in a similar debate in the 1980's over the wisdom of separate international management concentrations.

This can be explained by the uncertainty principle ([28], Ch. 11), i.e., if a window is narrow in time domain, it is broad in frequency domain and vice versa.

This vast parameter gap will be narrowed in time, but unlikely to disappear completely in the next 50 years (estimated based on the past development): over the 12-year period from 1997 to 2009, numerical E is reduced approximately by 1.5 orders of magnitude, from 2 × 10−5 to 5 × 10−7 (e.g. Kuang and Bloxham, 1997; Sakuraba and Roberts, 2009).

National polls no longer show Bush to be an easy winner over Gore, and will narrow further in time.

In Malcolm Gladwell's 2005 best-seller, "Blink," he focused on the subject of "thin-slicing" – the ability to understand what is important from an extremely narrow moment in time.

The narrow difference in time separating the two Spaniards in qualifying is reflected in the championship standings, with Lorenzo only 13 points ahead of his compatriot with only five races to go after Sunday's race.

So what can she do to connect better with the disaffected Sanders voters (whom she has just treated to the important but painful life-lesson of a excruciatingly narrow defeat) in time to win a national election against what may well be an opponent who fits the most recent age demographics of successful democratic candidates?

There is a narrow window in time during the virus interaction with the protocell for multiple EFNB2 receptors to engage the virus and cause F-protein triggering; if the necessary signal is not satisfied, the virus appears to disengage from the protocell and F-protein is not triggered.

Phenotypes from both RIL populations showed narrow differences in time to silking.

Cumulatively, although The Front Line is too narrow a snapshot in time to rival Island's Tougher Than Tough, it is a wondrous treasure trove.

The fact that lincRNA expression in mESCs tend to be low [ 16], lincRNA are rarely translated in different cell lines [ 27] and that known micropeptides have a very narrow expression window in time as well as in space [ 5], suggests that many putatively coding sORFs remain to be detected.