Sentence examples for narrow small from inspiring English sources

"They're saying this is about narrow, small things, but this is revisiting the civil war," says Simon Rosenberg, the director of NDN, an advocacy group.

Poor chromatograms are those with early peaks (small tr) that are broad (large w), hence giving small N values, while excellent chromatograms are those with late-appearing peaks (large tr) that are still very narrow (small w), thereby producing a large N.

QD lasers with a high nonlinear gain compression factor have narrow small signal bandwidth, but are capable of large-signal modulation at very high rates.

The analysis reveals that, when the gaps are narrow (small w), they close before the full misfit strain can be accommodated.

Developments in engineering over the past decade allowed residential towers to be built extremely high on narrow, small lots in ways they hadn't before, offering better views to buyers.

The explanation is the immediat collapse of the narrow small intestine lumen, when air is reaspirated.

It is demonstrated that, quantum dot lasers with a large nonlinear gain compression factor have narrow small-signal bandwidth, but are capable of large-signal modulation at very high rates.

Position the narrow (smaller) end upwards to represent the face.

But today it looks narrow-minded, small-hearted and mean-spirited.

Studies of infant nonhuman primates exposed to O3 for cyclical periods over 6 months demonstrated altered airway architecture with fewer and narrower small airways, disordered smooth muscle orientation, and hyperplastic bronchiolar epithelium (Fanucchi et al. 2006).

Remember, to minimize drag, you're trying to give your car the narrowest, smallest profile possible.