Sentence examples for narrower classes from inspiring English sources

The first three indicate increasingly narrower classes of enzymatic functions.

The first three numbers indicate increasingly narrower classes and the fourth number is the serial number of the enzyme in its subclass.

In view of our holding that the statute is constitutional, we need not decide whether a narrower class and subclass could have been properly certified.

In October, a judge in Dade County, Fla., gave permission to tobacco-liability plaintiffs to sue as a narrower class of smokers who are both addicted to nicotine and suffering from tobacco-related ailments.

Some privacy and transparency groups say that losing Section 215 would not cripple investigations, because the government would still have its predecessor — a pre-Patriot Act provision that would allow it to collect a narrower class of business records if they pertain to foreign powers or agents of foreign powers.

In this opinion's discussion concerning the special duties of attorneys general, we shall frequently employ the term "the usual advocate" to refer to the broad class of all attorney advocates as distinguished from the much narrower class of those lawyers who are attorneys general or employees of same.

(Frankfurter limited his analysis to the even narrower class of civilian dependents of American military personnel abroad, see id., at 45 (opinion concurring in result).) In trying to wring some kind of support out of Reid for today's novel holding, the Court resorts to a chain of logic that does not hold.

Schnorr (1971), for example, restricts the effective tests to a narrower class than Martin-Löf permits, and thus has a correspondingly broader set of random sequences.

One aims at a narrower class of systems which is linear in parameters; however, it can cover many commonly found biological systems.

Future work should focus on narrow classes of organic amendments for predictive correlations.

Aside from issues of physical correctness, these models are applicable for only narrow classes of surfaces.