Sentence examples for tendency of narrowing from inspiring English sources

It shows a tendency of narrowing the fissure due to its age, which shows that the bond appears to be better between the coconut shell and the cement paste.

And in times of stress, Gill, (2010) has argued that it is the human tendency to narrow our field of vision and revert to controlling behaviours that feel safe and less risky to us, whether they are or not.

Access to the hive mind of one's fans is an asset, but it can also be a trap — creating a bubble filled with one's most fervent supporters has a tendency to narrow the field of vision.

13 It may be that the natural tendency for narrowing of the angle superiorly and widening inferiorly aided closure of the former and impeded closure of the latter.

This is because some descriptions are particularly aimed at solving problems in specific contexts and these have the tendency of being narrow and constrained in such a way that they may limit our understanding of the language described.

are common results of narrowed arteries.

Considering that the prevalence of HRD is very low in married women in Korea, anti-HRD policies targeting married men might be needed to reduce their HRD-tendency and narrow the gender difference in HRD.

If he has always fallen short in the presentation of viscerally compelling characters (his are too often fleshed-out tendencies, personalities conveniently narrowed around their obsessions), he has generally compensated with the intricacy of his designs and with sentences rich in ideas.

In summary, the A1-B1 half of the molecule shows less movement than the A2-B2 half, with the tendency of the auxiliary cleft to become narrower upon FGAR binding.

"I won't hide the fact that we are concerned by the tendency toward a narrowing of our mutual understanding within Euro-Atlantic politics," Mr. Medvedev said after meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel.

The VFH algorithm also displayed the tendency of creating oscillations in environments with multiple narrow openings due to the sharp thresholding near the entrances.