Sentence examples for narrower band from inspiring English sources

There is a more serious academic debate, around a narrower band of numbers.

So how do women stay strong and in control, given this narrower band of acceptable behavior?

Unfortunately, in the corporate world there is a narrower band of acceptable communication for women than for men.

The second smartest was to understand and emphasize that subterranean, nearly universal anticipation of change rather than settle for the narrower band of partisan, dyspeptic Bush-bashing.

However, as with blockbuster films, many of the most popular titles fall within a narrower band and feature violence more frequently.

Left to his own devices Mr. Nimmer, a Midwestern transplant in his mid-20s, favors a much narrower band of the jazz spectrum.

However, narrower band-pass filter reduces the transmission, giving less sensitivity of the FPI.

If one uses narrower band-pass filter on the top of the FPI, this problem would be avoided.

The enhanced photocatalytic activity is attributed to narrower band-gaps and synergistic effect originating from the well-aligned straddling band-structures between BiOBr, Bi24O31Br10 and TiO2, also result in an faster interfacial charge transfer during the photocatalytic reaction.

The results show that the color of the light emitted by the homopolymer, poly 9,9-bis(2′-ethylhexyl)fluorene), could be tuned by incorpoly 9,9-bisonomers (R1, R2, R3, and R4) with narrower band-gaps.

These glasses are transparent in IR spectral region up to 15 25 μ, but they possess narrower band-gaps (not exceeding 3 eV, a character limit of semiconductors) [14, 15].