Sentence examples similar to narrower exchange from inspiring English sources

The tree proposal moves subtree-slide, narrow exchange, wide exchange, and Wilson Balding are used for tree topology sampling in all the analyses undertaken in this article.

At other times I used the less tiring classic technique down narrower trails, exchanging a friendly "Schi heil" with passing skiers.

Even without that chivalrous scene, Simone Martini's works are more than notable, especially his rhapsodic golden Annunciation with its elegant vase of lilies, sinuously curving figures, and narrow eyes exchanging holy excitement.

It's precise – the almost 6m working households with below-average incomes – and narrower than Policy Exchange's, covering around a third of households.

Trading on an exchange narrows those spreads.

Lawmakers also have to keep the definition of an "exchange" narrow.

That December Japan and nine other countries agreed to let their currencies fluctuate against the dollar within a narrow range of exchange rates.

They steal back and forth across a narrow hall to exchange warnings, criticisms, soul-estimates, and a kiss – a 15-minute stretch of human action without apparent significance for the plot.

The solution spectrum of the 12-DOXYL is dominated by the spin exchange narrowing expected for concentrated assemblies of the 12-DOXYL molecules, such as a micelle or bilayer.

This is why we must not accept the debate about serving in Afghanistan to be to narrowed down to an exchange about a soldier's heroism or cowardice.

Under the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation enacted last year, the Treasury secretary was given the power to determine whether the narrow subset of foreign exchange derivatives should be tightly regulated.