Sentence examples for of the narrow range from inspiring English sources

Speckle, a consequence of the narrow range of light that a laser produces, degrades the sharpness of the projected image.

Her book, she said, was "one feminist's point of view" of the narrow range of choices women had in their lives, which she hoped her work would help to expand.

After all, in a interview for an exhibition of Utagawa Hiroshige woodblock prints he curated in 2008, he seemed envious of the narrow range of options available to his hero, the 19th-century Japanese artist: "I think Hiroshige would have had much more of a sense of what his role was and what the job entailed.

This is almost always a company-specific issue, but we think it is worth putting in its own category because of the narrow range of possible solutions.

As fresh funds come into the market, stocks seem ready to shake out of the narrow range where theyve been trapped for a week now.

He said the expected rate cut could spike stocks out of the narrow range in which they traded last week as investors nervously awaited the Feds action.

Likewise, the artificial ear is more sensitive to the narrow range of frequencies produced during speech.

That may be one reason for the narrow range of his team's results.

Designing a cooling system requires significant challenges in regard to the narrow range of operating temperatures.

This again may be due to the narrow range of the mMRC ratings.

We anticipate that the main reason for this lack of relation is the narrow range of the exposures to unbound cisplatin during repeated courses.