Sentence examples for time narrower from inspiring English sources

Experimental results show that higher paddle wheel speeds lead to lower mean residence time, narrower RTD profiles, and larger number of paddle passes.

Special attention is dedicated to the controlled partial filling of the pores with electroless plating, which allows the simultaneous deposition of tubes and – depending on the conformity of the plating reaction and the deposition time – narrower arrays of tubes, wires or rods.

First, it takes you back in time, narrowing down toward the beginning.

But this year, the Academy will have an unusually difficult time narrowing the field to only five finalists.

We will be based out of Kiev but are having a hard time narrowing down what other city we should visit there as our time is rather limited.

I was considering Barcelona, Paris or Belize, but am having a hard time narrowing it down or coming up with other ideas.

China should increase network speed and at the same time narrow the gap between urban and rural in network infrastructure.

As donor acceptor type materials, all three polymers can be both p- and n-doped, with fast response time, narrow band gap and high optical contrast (ΔT%).

The fact is, you can predict the Next Big Thing or at least narrow the list down to a handful of the best possibilities then over time, narrow that list down to one while the opportunity is still fresh.

Or, as one insider argued to me recently, the Samwer brothers haven't started up anything "substantial or interesting" in Berlin for quite some time, narrowing the career opportunities for its top talent.

As biological responses of plant cells change exponentially with shear stress and time, narrow ranges of the speed and exposure time were necessary to ensure the linearity of the results.