Sentence examples for narrower boundaries from inspiring English sources

More included EPR-rich phase and its stronger crystallizability can further lead to the narrower boundaries and formation of connections between the adjacent spherulites.

The present paper suggests even narrower boundaries for the flux number compared to the patent descriptions, and adds further new guidelines for the successful scale-up of top-spray fluidised bed coating systems in terms of the flux number.

For example, Ellmerer et al have proposed a modification of the Clark error grid (Fig. 6) with a higher resolution and narrower boundaries that are more adequate for tight glucose control and are based on established protocols.

Yet those narrow boundaries can't hold: reality shimmers, perceptions dissolve.

Philosophers came more and more to define themselves within narrow boundaries.

A book full of detailed descriptions of human suffering was not likely to stay within those narrow boundaries.

Most lyrics you hear have quite narrow boundaries, and you don't have to step too far outside for it to feel quite odd".

Clearly, the Aug. 14 blackout indicates the drastic need for more power-generation capacity, locally based so that local failures do not escalate beyond narrow boundaries.

Her grandeur didn't erect walls around her; it widened her vistas, increased her curiosity, enabled her adventures, overcame narrow boundaries.

University students or recent graduates, they were raised in a world circumscribed by narrow boundaries drawn hard by politics and geography.

An inherent pitfall of President Bush's faith-based agenda is that many churches do not accept or tolerate people who fall outside the narrow boundaries of their own beliefs.