Sentence examples for similar narrow from inspiring English sources

The statement today used similar narrow language.

All strokes terminated on the 257-m tower exhibited very similar narrow bipolar electric field waveforms with damped oscillatory tails.

The community, slightly smaller than the historic district of Venice, will have similar narrow pedestrian streets, but shaded by canopies made of photovoltaic panels.

The observed spectra are very similar (narrow peaks on the broad smooth background) to those observed and numerically simulated in diffusive random laser systems with coherent feedback13.

The acoustic lab of school of architecture, Tsinghua University, by studying the acoustic environment in similar narrow spaces in China and doing some computer simulation analysis, solved this acoustic problem successfully.

On a similar narrow definition, McKinsey estimates that the European market was worth around $155 billion in 1999, and will expand to $213 billion by 2005.This growing market is being eyed, especially in America, by lots of existing freight companies.

At the same time, Mr. Alemañy is fighting against a similar narrow-mindedness closer to home.

Writer-director Lodge Kerrigan used a similar narrow-focus strategy in his debut, Clean, Shaven, about a schizophrenic, while his 1998 drama about a call girl, Claire Dolan, confirmed what a fine actor the late Katrin Cartlidge was.

Everybody recalls a similar narrowing before the vote on the Maastricht treaty in 1992, which eventually squeaked past by 51 49.

The same century and a half saw a similar narrowing of definition in two closely allied terms: sonata and sinfonia.

The Human Genome Project is also beginning a similar narrowing effort, possibly setting the stage for another competition between the publicly financed project and Celera, which raced each other earlier to sequence the human genome.