Sentence examples for number of narrow from inspiring English sources
The barrel was rifled with a number of narrow, spiral grooves, and the projectile was elongated and coated with lead.
The story could easily have been treated as a brutally suspenseful manhunt in which the girls survive any number of narrow escapes from their pursuers.
They have ground out a number of narrow wins since Christmas and haven't featured in a single stalemate in that time.
Some of the world's largest deposits of vitric tuff are produced by eruptions through a large number of narrow fissures rather than from volcanic cones.
It consists in building up a number of narrow islands, each averaging some 6 to 10 metres (20 to 35 feet) wide and some 100 to 200 metres (325 to 650 feet) long, using layers of vegetation, dirt, and mud.
And in a number of narrow niches, French laboratories lead the world.
Apart from the many navigable rivers, which are closed by ice 180 to 220 days a year, the major line of communication is the Pechora railway, with a branch to Syktyvkar and a number of narrow-gauge feeders for timber exploitation.
Hunt confirmed Labour will end the free schools programme, saying much of it is "used by an ever smaller number of narrower schools not actually delivering broad curriculum".
Commercial airlines are using an increasing number of narrow-body aircraft and smaller regional jets.
In OFDM, the entire signal bandwidth is divided into a number of narrower bands or orthogonal subcarriers, and signal is transmitted over those bands in parallel.
The final irreplaceability number is the result of summing irreplaceability values for all species occurring at each location, thereby emphasizing the locations with the higher number of narrow-range endemics.
