Sentence examples for narrowing around from inspiring English sources

Band gap analysis reveals a drastic band gap narrowing around 1.1 eV upon SHI irradiation.

From a certain angle, if you allowed the aperture to narrow around the stage, the evening's themes all seemed generational.

It is found that the discursive space of the controversy has increasingly narrowed around environmental issues, particularly greenhouse gas emissions.

What she wants is for even this one-time fling to care desperately about making her come, for his world to narrow around her pleasure, even for just a few minutes.

Compared to the ANOLEA/All predictor, these lower p-values reflect a higher confidence as the residues selection is narrowed around the ROI.

Indeed, for most parameter sets the proportion of CI overestimates increases with higher n, as the sampling distribution narrows around the biased value.

In contrast, the success rate of ANOLEA-based predictors increase as the subset of residues taken into account is narrowed around the SSE: 40% for All, 50% for ROI, and 90% for SSE.

However, over the course of many repeated observations, this variability narrows around the true mean [ 27, 28].

Formed in the warm portion of mid-latitude storms, these narrow (around 200km wide) ribbons of moist air stretch for thousands of kilometres, and can carry a greater flux of water than Earth's largest river – the Amazon River.

Spectral narrowing mainly occurs around 100 μJ/cm.

So before the Fed's most recent cut, spreads had narrowed to around 1.3 percentage points.