Some of these stores are focusing on a startlingly narrow array of merchandise.
After what seemed a mile of foyers and anterooms, the long, narrow array of tables along a panoramic wall of windows felt almost cozy.
They would choose from a narrower array of schools than now, but have a greater guarantee of being able to attend a school near home.
This microbiological technique offers a narrow array for microbial isolation due to the fact that some microorganisms may remain viable but non-cultivable (VBNC).
It also underscores, even with the success of companies targeting a narrow array of products, that e-commerce operations with strong brands may still face steep challenges and make more sense in the scope of larger CPG and e-commerce companies with ample financing.
Initially, databases included only the DNA of those convicted of a narrow array of violent crimes.
If this creative expression of diversity continues, it could turn PR and Advertising from a partial source of the problem, having shown such a narrow array of female stereotypes for so long, into part of the solution to racial and gender equality.
Our analyses indicate that the assessment results are sensitive to a selection of indicators for ecological quality objectives that are affected by a broad spectrum of human activities and natural processes (biodiversity), less so for objectives that are influenced by a relatively narrow array of drivers (eutrophications, hazardous substances).
This suggests that for these segments of the ecosystem that are influenced by a relatively narrow array of drivers and specific kinds of human activities (e.g., eutrophication and hazardous substances), indicator selection and availability are not crucial, as performance of most of the indicators is similar.
These compounds are characterized as being relatively potent and selective toward a relatively narrow array of kinase targets.
