Sentence examples for of narrow range from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tatum, in his movie roles so far — "A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints" and "Fighting," both directed by Dito Montiel, are the best — has shown himself to be an actor of narrow range.

Most metal nanoparticles' production processes require a precise control of narrow range size.

He had a kind of narrow range but within that, he's superb".

The first set of "narrow range" investments included Defence Bonds, National Savings Certificates and similar "small" investments, which could be bought at a Post Office and did not require the trustee to seek advice before investing.

The Act replaced the old Statutory Lists system of investments with two sets of "narrow range" investments and a set of "wide range" investments, both covered in the first Schedule of the Act.

In addition, the use of narrow range immobilised pH gradient (IPG) strips (ultra-zoom gels) increases the number of proteins that can be resolved, conferring selection abilities in the first dimension [ 16, 21, 22].

In this paper, for the first time a new type of narrow-range angle sensor based on pseudo-Hall effect is introduced and studied.

The inspection of narrower ranges of concentration provided a more accurate assessment of results found in HR-CS FAAS and ICP-OES.

This is because the claim is that un- prefixability is based not upon very general semantic features (e.g., ACT, HAVE, GO), but on a cluster of narrow-range semantic properties that are specifically relevant to this domain.

In addition to exhibiting steep environmental gradients, islands host biota with sharp variations in environmental tolerance and, paradoxically, harbour a greater proportion of narrow-range endemics when compared with continents (Carlquist 1974; Caujapé-Castells et al. 2010).

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.