'the narrow time' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a period of time that is short and limited. For example: "We had to complete the project in the narrow time frame of two weeks."
DuVernay artificially, and somewhat clumsily, crams a decade's worth of murkiness into the narrow time frame of the Selma campaign.
That they were only just conducting the autopsy on Ms Jeanette emphasised the narrow time frame that season one and two have happened in.
"Some families go back to the late 1600s on the island," said leading Saint Basil George, who believes the narrow time frame of the fiscal reforms has led to a rise in the cost of living.
The narrow time frame was dictated, the official said, by the start of the Jewish religious holidays, which stretch from late September into much of October, and by the return from a long recess of the Israeli Parliament at the end of October.
The narrow time width indicates high Mach number of the beam (up to 50) so no appreciable heating of the beam occurs [35, 58, 59].
Given the narrow time interval of the aftershocks (less than a day), it is not possible to separate their impact on the same clusters of buildings in the region.
Strict cut-off limits restrict the inclusion of patient scores for those who did not have follow-up visits that fit within the narrow time-frames.
The narrow time-window of sensitivity to protease inhibitors suggests that apoptotic death occurs at a defined moment of the procyclic to metacyclic transition of the promastigotes.
This system allowed us to induce high levels of exogenous PC3 in the presence or in the absence of the differentiating stimulus, thus circumventing the limit presented by the narrow time-window of induction of endogenous PC3 by NGF (in the range of 1 hour after treatment; Figure 7A).
A large proportion of 'exposure' as a pedestrian is amassed during the narrow time-period defined by the journey to school [ 8– 10].
A threshold of P < 0.05 and a temporal extent of 20 ms were used for inferences and applied to the resulting statistical "maps" of ERP effects across the narrow time-bins.
