If she stays fit, if the strength holds, if she keeps winning, if young rivals prosper temperately, maybe she can hurl herself through the narrowing gap of time to leave a new number in the record books.
This is the result of stiffening and narrowing of the arteries over time.
Our results show the same morphology and time variations for an oscillation with a period in the time range of 60 90 years, thus narrowing the time window of 400 years to only ~ 100 years.
Can these strategies successfully co-exist, particularly with a wage gap that shows no signs of narrowing any time soon?
By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, March 6 , 1965P. 29 Comment on the narrowing of the time gap between fiction and actual happenings... Nobody today mistakes the slapstick world of Dr. Strangelove for parody.
An important consequence of this effect of Ih on individual responses will be a narrowing of the time window for the effective summation of two nearly coincident input signals impinging on the same RBC.
Apart from narrowing the length of time that the two species existed alongside each other to between 2,600 and 5,400 years, Higham and his colleagues also believe they have shown that Neanderthals and humans largely kept to themselves.
That gave ABC a relatively narrow window of time.
Humanity has a narrow window of time in which to plan and design its future.
Bryant Gumbel announced last week that he would not be returning to the program, leaving CBS with a narrow window of time in which to rebuild the show.
The new ads point to specific improvements the company has made: smartphone apps, on-demand TV options and narrower windows of time for home service calls.
