Sentence examples for narrow producing from inspiring English sources

Mencken was not the first person to notice that Americans of his time were divided between a vast majority who hadn't read much more than their Bible and a small, Brahmin minority who, in disassociating themselves from that hairy horde, had become equally narrow, producing a literature that seemed to be primarily about Bostonians having tea.

Michael McGhee: Imposing targets on higher education risks distracting lecturers from instilling in students the practice of thinking Sophia Deboick: He rightly insists in his classic work on the subject that narrow specialisations produce narrow minds.

Their radio emission is concentrated along a narrow cone, producing a series of pulses corresponding to the rotation of the neutron star, much like the beacon from a rotating lighthouse lamp.

The "increase" was due to the lyophilized tumour having a narrower line, producing a greater peak-peak height measurement than in muscle, without an increase in the total number of spins.

A radar antenna mounted on a ship is tall and narrow to produce a beam that is narrow in the horizontal plane and wide in the vertical plane.

A narrow window produces good time resolution while a wide window produces good frequency resolution.

Partial discharge (PD) taking place within narrow channels produces a large number of charged particles, causing degradation of the polymer.

This narrow prism produces a sense of desperation to get a major-conference slot, leading Texas Christian University to take its perhaps temporary luster to the Big East Conference.

Narrow pores produced by an increased material extrusion showed less fibroblast growth, possibly due to a hindered oxygen and nutrient exchange.

Seeing the world through this narrow lens produced a "willed ignorance" about broader regional realities.

For the cell in Figure 8A, the narrow bars produced considerably greater adaptation transfer than the wide bars.