"The window of opportunity is so narrow, particularly for a show as episodic as '24,' " Smith said.
The valley is so narrow in parts that for years only a train could get through.
The roads are so narrow it is difficult for cars to navigate; they flooded then and still do.
Many of these laws – including the DMCA – have provisions that supposedly protect legitimate security research, but in practice, these are so narrow and the penalties for DMCA violations are so terrible that no one tries to avail themselves of them.
But after the first half-hour had passed, I was on to "Wow!" Here we all were, deep in the evergreen woods with a thick snow swirling down on us, following a twisting track so narrow we were grateful for the heavy motorcycle-type helmets we all wore — they protected us against seriously big branches that hung across the trail every few feet.
But for so narrow a little rill, it ran deep against bushes and fallen trees and undercut banks.
The new measure would ban cages of any kind for hens, gestation crates (known as sow stalls in the UK) for mother pigs, so narrow they can't turn around, and veal crates for calves, which restrict movement for their entire lives.
At the same time, your chute should not be so narrow that it is uncomfortable for the flock to move through, and they should do so willingly.
The pores served as a mold for nanotubes so narrow that only six carbon atoms form their circumference, but as long as 300 micrometers-750,000 times their diameter.
One potential site at Boulder Canyon was bisected by a geologic fault; two others were so narrow there was no space for a construction camp at the bottom of the canyon or for a spillway.
