Sentence examples for successively narrowed from inspiring English sources

The configurations of a large-scale RF front-end can be successively narrowed into the following subsets: full-factorial design set, screening design set, and sample configuration set as shown in Fig. 4.

In conclusion, the introduction of serologic testing followed by oral fluid testing has successively narrowed the gap in surveillance for pertussis in England and Wales.

Every administration successively narrows the circle of debate, forsaking wide deliberation for the sake of reducing leaks (except the politically useful ones).

The search grid was repeated with successively narrowing ranges to minimize the RSE.

Initial fascination is speedily undermined, however, as visitors move through rooms made successively narrower by metal plates, while the horrific consequences are projected along the sides.

Once the 18-inch string of casing is run down to the bottom of the well — one of successively narrower strings — cement will be pumped down to fix it in place, and then the next section of the well can be drilled.

It has arrays of four successively narrower channels, each consisting of a two-dimensional array of columns.

Isoelectric focusing was performed according to the manufacturer's instructions on Immobiline DryStrips (length 24 cm; GE Healthcare Life Sciences, Piscataway, USA) successively for narrowing ranges of pI (3 10, 4 7 and 5 6).

The golden section search narrows successively the search interval of preference value by updating the triplet of preferences.

The basic idea to restore resolution relies on the assertion that the equivalent of two successively received narrow pulses, whose widths are determined by the chirp bandwidth, are not allowed to interfere.

In the latter case, the pores of the wet cellulose fibers have been shown to shrink successively as the moisture content is decreased (an irreversible phenomenon termed 'hornification' [ 21]), resulting in smaller pore sizes and narrowed pore size distribution [ 22], which make the material less susceptible to enzymatic hydrolysis [ 20].