Sentence examples for was considerably narrower from inspiring English sources

The RMS intermittency profiles (normalized by the local jet width) are very similar for all of the nonreacting cases, while the flame profile was considerably narrower.

The shape of the absorption ϵ″ of the copolymer was nearly the same as that of PS and of PoCS, and was considerably narrower than that of the blend.

The teen appeal of Sonic Youth (arty New Yorkers who imbued bizarre tunings and deadpan singing with pop pleasure) and the Meat Puppets (spaced-out Arizonans whose uncanny tunecraft won them a major-label deal well before Nirvana broke) was considerably narrower.

Clinton's victory over democratic socialist Bernie Sanders in Nevada was considerably narrower than Trump's over Cruz and Rubio, after the independent senator from Vermont once again put in a better-than-expected performance, making significant inroads into the former secretary of state's Latino votes.

The North Face of the Rock is a nearly vertical cliff 396 m high overlooking the isthmus; the only land access to the town is via a coastal strip about 350 m wide, which was considerably narrower before the reclamation of land from the sea during the 20th century.

For Tir3c, F12 CI (85-87.2 cM) was proximal to the F6 CI (90-98 cM), but was considerably narrower (2 cM and 8 cM, respectively).

The measure would strengthen the federal anti-bribery law that was considerably narrowed by a 2010 Supreme Court decision saying the statute covers only cases of outright kickback schemes, requiring proof of quid pro quo corruption.

In this respect, this research was considerably narrowed down to study the effect of a long-term explicit SBI at a university reading course with the participants who were above the average (intermediate) proficiency level.

Modern instruments are considerably narrower in bore than earlier ones.

However, this gap is considerably narrower for those with a university education.

The U.S. definition of "treaty" for constitutional purposes is considerably narrower than the definition of treaty in international law.