Sentence examples for narrower time from inspiring English sources
The defendants still face individual charges relating to allegations of corrupt payments over narrower time periods.
Dickinson Roundell "Female Form: Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture From the 19th and 20th Centuries," Dickinson Roundell's second annual exhibition, is also large and varied, but gains some coherence through its theme and its comparatively narrower time span.
But a notion of nonurgency concerning Iran — while "Obama's Wars" quotes Mr. Obama's maxim for Afghanistan as being "Faster in, faster out" — has not gone down easily with countries like France, Britain and Israel who rely on their own estimates of a narrower time frame for confronting Tehran.
The narrower time window yields a good time resolution but a poorer frequency resolution.
We applied an iterative procedure that inverts CHAMP satellite data belonging to progressively narrower time windows.
The timing of an association is uncertain, and long-term follow-up studies may miss associations in narrower time windows.
Waves of aircraft arrive tightly spaced in a narrow time window and depart similarly bunched.
"There's a fairly narrow time window for it to be effective," she said.
"The tax credit is compressing the purchasing into a narrow time span," said Steven Blitz, a senior economist for Majestic Research.
The broadcast news divisions also heavily emphasized sniper coverage, although broadcast coverage is usually confined to narrow time slots.
Modern Ryder Cups are drenched in hype but the hype is crammed into a relatively narrow time frame.
