Sentence examples for narrowed spectrum from inspiring English sources

Despite the narrowed spectrum of expression and the intentionally flattened palette of performance, language, and visual conception, the movie is a sensual delight.

These improvements in color coordinates and the relative quantum efficiency were attributed to the optimization of narrowed spectrum bandwidth and enhanced integrated spectrum intensity in the TAT-doped blue OLED, resulting from the effective microcavity effect.

"Plays have a narrow spectrum of investigation.

Elections shrivel debate into an ever-narrower spectrum of issues.

So, in its way, does the deliberately narrow spectrum of acts, mostly aerial in their emphasis.

More troubling — or perhaps telling — is that her sample captures a narrow spectrum.

They also reflect, not coincidentally, the narrow spectrum of ownership models in the country.

Traditional solar cells respond only to a narrow spectrum of sunlight, making them highly inefficient.

"On their own they have a relatively narrow spectrum of things they can do.

But even putting aside the health argument, the narrow spectrum of highly sweetened morning food is limiting and ultimately boring.

And, because hybrids are created by crossing purebred lines, these monocultures contained a narrower spectrum of genes.