In the 20th century, the eminent English historian H.R. Trevor-Roper has set against his narrow-minded methods the comprehensive idealism of his social policy, "coloured over by the accepted varnish of an appropriate religious doctrine".
Talk to your neighbours about their television viewing habits and you will probably find that, although the range of programmes watched is pretty narrow, the methods for receiving them vary wildly from house to house.
Most headteachers were opposed to the practice, feeling that it made little difference to how teaching was conducted, and were dyspeptic about the narrow, numerical methods of measuring student progress.
The scope of "Hunger" is too narrow, its methods too intensive, to offer anything like a full historical analysis of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, and it does not really set out to explain why Sands and his comrades did what they did.
One of the guaranteed ways of getting high marks is through rote-learning because the out-dated, rigid and narrow testing methods encourage such practices.
The fluorescent and narrow band methods aim to highlight or differentiate the tumor from normal bladder epithelium wall using broad range/non-specific fluorescent dyes or stains (Filbeck et al. 2002; Joudi and Konety 2004).
A narrow band method is formulated in order to localize computations pertinent to the preconditioned interface capturing method.
"This group has focused on an extremely narrow, unproven method that they think will improve teaching," Mr. Zeiger said.
Since the frequency band in which the weights change smoothly from one to zero is very narrow, the method is somewhat similar to applying a low-pass filter to non-gravitational accelerations from POD and a complementary high-pass filter to calibrated accelerometer accelerations.
In a prepared statement, he said, "This group has focused on an extremely narrow, unproven method that they think will improve teaching.
