Sentence examples for narrows at from inspiring English sources

In the Principles, Descartes had argued that (i) the world is a plenum, (ii) all motion in a plenum must be circular, and (iii) such circular motion presupposes the "infinite, or indefinite, division of the various particles of matter" as they adjust and shift to accommodate a continuous flow around bends and through narrows (AT VIIIA.59/CSM 1 239).

Most corn narrows at both the tassel and stem ends.

But the list of "true" acceptances narrows at the level of acting programs.

Holland's sharp eye narrows at the absurdities of contemporary middle-class life.

The nerve narrows at the site of pressure, although the axon remains intact.

This is a pleasing illusion: the island actually narrows at this point.

The vaginal channel is narrowest at the upper and lower ends.

But this week's GCSE results showed little sign of the gap narrowing at that level.

Losses narrowed at Microsoft's online services division, which includes its Bing search engine, from $559 to $458m.

The five petals are narrowed at their bases, and there are only five stamens.

"Sometimes the people were not yet dead," Urai said, her eyes narrowing at the memory.