Sentence examples for narrow windows of time from inspiring English sources

This increase in "sharpness" increases the reliability of the network, by restricting spikes to narrow windows of time.

It is surely reasonable to ask, in the light of evolutionary adaptation, whether the human brain has an infinite capacity for comprehension or whether we are in some sense bound by the narrow windows of time and place that shaped our cognitive faculties.

The M D P P model also prefers the one-divergence model when divergences are random over narrow windows of time, but performs much better when divergences are random over a timescale of 1 2 coalescent units.

The experimental techniques tend to provide ensemble averaged information and are limited to probing dynamics within narrow windows of time-scales, depending on the instrument resolution.

That gave ABC a relatively narrow window of time.

And of course, in that narrow window of time, diversification does fail.

She says there is a narrow window of time "to fix the situation….

Humanity has a narrow window of time in which to plan and design its future.

To zero in on a gene's function, researchers need to knock it out only in certain locations or during a narrow window of time.

"In Libya, he had only a narrow window of time to make the decision, or it would have been too late.

Bryant Gumbel announced last week that he would not be returning to the program, leaving CBS with a narrow window of time in which to rebuild the show.