For one, it narrowly locates ideology in the official doctrine of states, usually foreign ones; RT is seen as Vladimir Putin's propaganda machine.
Alternatively, we consider that the MRCA was a small, narrowly distributed population located in southwestern Madagascar.
If the proposed channel follows the lead of the Big Ten, it would be shown broadly by cable, satellite and telephone providers in the states where its colleges are located, and more narrowly, on levels like digital sports tiers, which cost more, in all the other states.
One technology it's already developed is called the Large Scale Antenna System, which aims to save energy by beaming radio signals very narrowly towards where end users are located, rather than broadcasting those signals widely.
"One of the most powerful elements of social media is that you can very narrowly target where your customers are going to be located and then engage with them in a medium they prefer," Miller said.
The observation of interference within, but not between dimensions, has led to the formulation of a model consisting of narrowly tuned, feature-specific filters arranged in laterally inhibitory networks and located in early visual areas [4], [20].
ICCc is located earlier in the pathway leading to ICx and contains ITD-sensitive neurons that are narrowly tuned to frequency (Wagner et al., 2002).
The authorities first came close when El Chapo narrowly escaped a navy operation in his mountain stronghold in early October, sparking rampant speculation of how they had located him there.
The mark of history in melodrama is Téchiné's longtime specialty, and he narrowly misses the chance to locate the tale of Agnelet and the Le Roux family in its historical moment.
The measure lost narrowly.
