Sentence examples for narrower search from inspiring English sources

For comparison's sake I tried a narrower search from the home page, typing "diamond earring" in the search query box.

More or less salient targets would, respectively, lead to use of a wider or narrower search corridor.

We predicted that more accurate search would be reliant on: (1) increased regularity, systematicity of search following a structured path (Dalmaijer et al., 2014; Donnelly et al., 1999; Gilchrist & Harvey, 2006; Keech & Resca, 2010); (2) narrower search corridors (Koopman, 1946, 1980); and (3) slower, more consistently paced movement (Koopman, 1946, 1980).

Narrower search thresholds (Δthres = 1 or 1.5 σ) did not result in substantial improvements in annotation quality, as demonstrated by the LC-Q-TOF/MS data (Table 1).

Future reviews would benefit from a narrower search strategy.

The experimental fingerprints, due to the narrower search space, allowed for the identification of fingerprints in mixtures of 96 colonies as demonstrated here.

Narrower searches failed to find any relevant literature and it was unclear whether this was due to lack of available information or limitations of the search terms.

However, it suffered from narrow search zone and slow convergence which eventually led to poor exploitation tendency.

Results also indicated that the concept lattice helped take users beyond a narrow search to find other useful documents.

When searching in CLIO for a particular artist or topic, it is possible to narrow search results to show only art works from the collection.

We used narrow search limits for some sites for an easy convergence of the misfit.