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It is often better to find a narrower, but still popular, demand for an application, and then target this more specific context.

When a report server runs in SharePoint integrated mode, the concept of a resource has a narrower definition.

It was a cylinder about the size of a top hat, slightly narrower at the waist and with a lid.

As the bright, beautiful rings seem to grow narrower it becomes increasingly difficult to see them, even with large telescopes .

The thermal niche in which these types of grapes thrive is narrow, and the conditions required to produce a good vintage are narrower still.

The last is the one with a wide white stripe and a narrower milky-blue stripe, overlaid with sprays of wildflowers.

Regeneration in narrower sense has no meaning outside of ordo salutis; it doesn't take place aside from the Word.

As you move down the wedge, the reds get darker and the saturation range from right to left gets narrower.

My aim just now is much narrower : simply to make clear that this expansion is a significant change from the rights originally granted.

But in a narrower corporate sense, the meltdown rivalled that of the banks.

For the purposes of a DB2 Connect discussion, we need to use the word application in a much narrower definition.

The Turkoman horse is narrower in the body than the Arabian, or indeed than any other breed of horse.

The road appears to become narrower as you look into the distance, but it's just an illusion.

A narrower definition of governance relates it to government or the decision-making processes in the administration of a state.

Length of Fourier transform is connected with curve resolution. Curve resolution is lower, window length of Fourier transform is narrower.

He is aiming to beat the record by two or three weeks, claiming that a narrower margin would be " ungentlemanly " .

Two of the Berkeley Earth papers address narrower concerns. One is the poor location of many weather stations.

The team should employ a slightly narrower formation than at home, with a more direct, higher tempo approach to passing.

Massa struggled for form last season as he failed to get to grips with the characteristics of Bridgestone's narrower front tyres.

When the pulse emerges from the medium, its oscillations are wider at the front of the pulse and narrower at the rear.

On land, creatures like lemmings, caribou, reindeer and snowy owls are being squeezed north into a narrower range.

This narrower definition is motivated by the fact that many self-styled critics of consequentialism argue against agent-neutrality.

I pray the way gets a little narrower for you as you grow.

The role of judicial review is limited due to its confinement in the narrower legality review of administrative agencies.

American global economic leadership has, in the last decade, benefited an ever narrower slice of its people.

For all these reasons, Hester never though of meeting him in any narrower privacy than beneath the open sky.

The lacing system uses loops, not eyelets, so the laces span a narrower area across the top of the shoe.

Human-computer interaction, by contrast, studies both the mechanism side and the human side, but of a narrower class of devices.

Some people are born with a little extra muscle that not everyone has, or they're born with a narrower cubital tunnel.

He was very like his son in face, only his brow was lower and narrower, and his mouth rather wider.

Due to space limitations, offshore pipe racks tend to be narrower and routinely contain many layers of pipe.

Narrower than they were, the public insurer is far from obsolete.

The narrower scope for newcomers may disappoint foreign bankers eager for rapid access to a broad range of business on Chinese exchanges.

Three Republican members have prepared a dissent focusing on a narrower set of causes; a fourth Republican, Peter J.

MuleSource has a strong core but a narrower feature set.

When adopting narrower leaf and the shape of tumor in BEV direction were more regular, the conformal degree of MLC would be better.

Second thoughts deal with a much narrower topic of my profession.

Pirelli reckons its narrower focus on tyres, especially premium ones, will prove an advantage as it expands in emerging markets.

So, what we have is a single English judge who in 1782 (probably) held that a man could beat his wife with a stick narrower than his thumb.

Other distinctive taxonomic activities which have been considered worthy of a name are narrower and more easily defined.

But although the gap is far narrower than it was a few years ago, it still exists.

A router picks up the packet and places it on to a much narrower road or band-width, as we say.

Its goal is narrower: to eliminate one of the subsidies that Washington now bestows on Wall Street.

After all, the same neurological structures are damaged by the fate of trauma, although in a preexisting narrower environment.

The thickness of each arm decreased from a wide center to a narrower tip.

Peasant access to legal knowledge always be narrower channels and access to knowledge of the law always be through a passive manner.

In the U. S. , the narrower trade deficit led some economists to boost their estimates for third quarter growth.

Decoupling 2. 0 is a narrower phenomenon, confined to a few of the biggest, and least indebted, emerging economies.

Operating profitably in poorer markets often means switching to smaller stores with a narrower range.

This might lead to the impression that a wider video bandwidth is always preferable to a narrower one, but that is not the case.

This narrower definition of entrepreneurship has an impressive intellectual pedigree going right back to Schumpeter.

Oats move in a narrower range and require about half as much capital as Rye or Wheat to trade with.

The cortical columns of those on the autistic spectrum are narrower than those of neurotypicals, and their cells are organised differently.

From here you can drill down into the various narrower reports for more granular detail regarding that particular aspect of performance.

From now on, the Renminbi basically will maintain to US dollar exchange rate in a narrower space undulates.

As the plaque increases in size, the insides of the coronary arteries get narrower and less blood can flow through them.

The calculated results demonstrate that the square crystal can obtain higher quality factor, though its band-gap width is narrower than. . .

Not long thereafter, some East Asian economies began to zoom ahead based on "narrower" export-led growth.

Narrower definitions of the time frame for reporting material events, and the introduction of quarterly reporting, would help.

The peeling paint and cracked floor tiles exuded shabbiness and it was made narrower by the trolleys parked down the sides.

From pith outward, ring width becomes narrower gradually, and no significant relationship between ring width and cambium age is found.

The narrower the scope of your funds, the greater the risk of outsize losses during market downturns.

Where they occur interspersed with the xylem they may be distinguished from tracheids by their narrower lumen.

Governments should be careful to separate broad issues of identity, therefore, from urgent but narrower issues of security.

John McCain, meanwhile, claims that the polls are inaccurate and that his opponent's lead is much narrower.

Like the iPad, the Xoom has a roomy 10-inch screen, and it's about the same thickness and weight as the iPad, albeit narrower and longer.

In the much deeper-blue state of New Jersey, the loss was narrower for the Democrats.

Observe how some columns cannot be resized , and how resizable columns cannot be made narrower than their minimum widths .

The Sony is about the same length as the iPad 2, but is narrower, and I found this proportion pleasing.

Design will be approved by the national government, leaving local authorities to deal with narrower issues.

Cells cannot remain alive outside certain limits of temperature, and much narrower limits mark the boundaries of effective functioning.

The narrower the body gap is, the higher its shielding effectiveness is.

Remarkably, rough areas at both ends of the elongated nucleus are joined by a narrower, smooth waist.

The prototype was tested at the Swiss Light Source synchrotron near Zurich, using a mouse femur fragment narrower than a human hair.

blades on distal part of stem narrower, both surfaces sparsely hirsute, base cordate, margin irregularly serrate.

A trumpet station has just one entrance and a shape that gradually gets narrower.

apart from nouns, an item that has a narrower sense and is less frequently used in the collocation can also serve as base.

The effects are even more significant for higher frequency harmonic waves incoming horizontally to the narrower canyons.

This has created benefits, including narrower bid-ask spreads and cheaper trading, as well as more choice.

With the prosperity of Confucianism, the survival space for traditional literature became narrower.

They are typically narrower in scope but likely to have deeper, more detailed content.

Patients with double-eyes involved, older age, longer course and narrower angle contributed to high incidence of visual field damage.

bracts narrowly ovate, sometimes slightly sickle-shaped, narrower than or as wide as utricle, margin narrowly membranous.

A narrower spacing lessens the resistance to the passage of the current, increasing the power output.

That is a narrower question of whether business schools can agree on what they should teach.

All proposals contained suggestions on retransmission in narrower or broader form, either in the definitions or in the clauses on rights.

Some people who haven't read Analog assume it has a much narrower emphasis on "nuts and bolts" than it actually has.

The takeaway: Companies are raising the prices they charge, but their costs are rising even faster. That means narrower profit margins.

Higher asset prices have propped up consumer spending and narrower corporate bond spreads have eased firms' borrowing costs.

However, the gap between the segments and the tail skin on the right side became narrower for previous rings.

Today we have higher buildings and wider highways, but shorter temperaments and narrower points of view.

Vicki's world had become much narrower and she couldn't bear the thought of becoming a burden to friends.

Eric Metcalfe of Justice, a pressure group, calls it "fair, though narrower than we were hoping for" .

Compared with previous literature, pigmented basal cell carcinoma is cleared in a narrower excisional margin.

The same will be true of the narrower issue of News Corp, and its lax governance and practices.

We have higher buildings and wider highways, but shorter temperaments and narrower points of view.

In a first instance, the capacitor trench (CT) has a linewidth dimension (LWC) narrower than the resistor trench (RT).

As a result, when the U. S. trade report gets released Tuesday, it could show a much narrower trade gap than many economists expect.

The narrower genetic background, so traditional breeding is difficult of improving same characters.

The fact that puppets are like human beings but narrower, clearer, and more poetic makes them a natural for symbolic drama.

The floppy drive is also an IDE device, but its cable is narrower than the ones used to attach the CDROM and hard drive.

Notice how it gets narrower near the top of the crown.

The path should not get wider and narrower as it twists and turns.

This chance of a narrower interest-rate gap has also helped lift the dollar.

If these string columns map to destination columns that are narrower, warnings appear in the user interface.

That's because larger plants needed deeper roots, which stabilized river banks and forced rivers into narrower paths.

The reason, because Tierra del Fuego is separated from South America by a much narrower straight.

"The Beijing Consensus" by Stefan Halper, an American academic at Cambridge University, is narrower.

We need to select the width of our time window - wider for catching longer trends, narrower for catching minor ones.

of printers' type; narrower than usual for a particular height.

the narrower sense, it refers to constitute the architectural aesthetics of the image of the form.

In other words, studies with more precise results (narrower confidence intervals) are given more weight.

The invention discloses smaller, flatten connector with narrower pitch of contactors so as to save more space.

The discussions follow a narrower effort by the administration to clip pay at firms that get federal aid.

While there are many problems, easy cause deterioration of interpersonal relationship, make people more selfish and narrower.

Faster speeds produce narrower beads that have less penetration.

Pages built for fullsize and a defined narrower size.

To overcome this, two sets of tracks were needed, one narrower 66cm transportation tracks and a wider 80cm combat tracks.

of a leaf shape; egg-shaped with the narrower end at the base.

This may mean protecting a narrower set of crucial secrets better.

By 2020, they will have to position brands (or sub-brands) to target narrower consumer segments and offer more tailored value propositions.

Soft shoulders, narrower hips: The 1980s power suit had huge padded shoulders and was broad in the hips.

We have taller buildings, but shorter tempers; wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints.

It may instead hand down a narrower ruling that leaves many questions unanswered.

differences of public services level among different regions have changes, but the gap is becoming narrower.

outer sepals broader, deeply divided or incised, inner sepals narrower, margin few-serrate or entire.

Gross envisions a "new normal" where growth is slower, profit margins are narrower and asset returns are smaller than in decades past.

An upper floor was dedicated to Newland, and the two women squeezed themselves into narrower quarters below.

69% offer this view now, compared with a narrower 55%-majority in 2006. Views are largely unchanged among Republicans and independents.

More liquid markets generally result in narrower bid-ask spreads, which means better prices for traders.

here again, as we are for socialist realism and some people do not agree, the range of unity will be narrower still.

We reject the wide, woolly notion of fairness in favour of sharper, narrower words that mean what they say, like just or cruel.

Medium-risk corporate-bond spreads, while narrower lately, still are near their widest levels of the 2001 recession.

Left-right shape chinese Characters, left radicals always smaller or narrower than right part.

Instead of the red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet that we see in a rainbow, we have a narrower spectrum of colors.

A narrower trade deficit is positive for U. S. economic growth since it suggests more demand for U. S. production.

in women, voice attractiveness was correlated with waist-to-hip ratio (waist narrower than hips).

The United States' range of action is much narrower.

But that was revoked in the 1990s, he says, and a narrower authority to sign documents on a "case-by-case" basis lapsed in 2003.

Big data allow organizations to create ever-narrower segmentations and to tailor services precisely to meet customer needs.

While it's a bit narrower than the iPhone and feels OK in the hand, it's almost 20% heavier and nearly 30% thicker.

blade horizontal or reflexed, green-purple, linear, flat, much narrower than ligule at base.

His second book will attract a narrower audience, mainly teachers and college students.

blade erect, narrowly triangular, base nearly as wide as or slightly narrower than sheath apex.

Narrow face A typeface whose set width is narrower than normal. Synonymous with Condensed type.

China's immediate interest, however, is narrower: it is to gain access to the world's resources on the most favourable terms.

You can contrast a long horizontal header that spans the page with two tall, narrower columns of pictures or copy underneath it.

"Person" is a broader concept than "boy, " and "boy" a narrower concept than "person. "

Measuring at purchasing-power parity makes the gap in GDP and living standards look narrower.

Petals free, anterior one narrower, all blue or purple, oblong, obovate, or elliptic.

Leaves narrower, oblong, apex long acuminate, base nearly cuneate.

The G1 is roughly the same size as the iPhone, though a little thicker and narrower.

Layouts look different. Columns are wider or narrower between browsers.

For those who stayed on more traditional economic turf, however, the trend was toward narrower questions, and more abstract ones.

In California that circulation period lasts 150 days; only Oklahoma and Massachusetts have narrower windows.

The more the years pass, the narrower they look as spaces for living life in.

Narrower margins could pressure them to seek out additional revenue by boosting lending.

Changing an existing team project is akin to changing a process template, but the scope is much narrower.

Two of the Berkeley Earth papers address narrower concerns.

lateral lobes spreading, narrower than central one, usually free.

Even narrower specialisations emerge around more personal topics that benefit from public advice.

lateral sepals narrower, apex slightly abruptly acute.

He found that participants were more likely to entrust money to men with narrower faces.

Print more words on each page e. G. Smaller font, narrower margins, narrower line spacing.

This will result in a narrower sub-carrier interval and worse ICI.

But the economy was now on a narrower footing.

Results Upper arch is narrower than normal in craniofacial asymmetry.

So do women with longer thigh bones and narrower hips, as well as women who are taller overall.

Rather, a narrower concern animates them: corruption.

In narrower and narrower fields, people acquire deeper and deeper skills.

The narrower bearings required less distance to develop full width films.

Ach time were angry or critical, our hearts become narrower and cant accommodate all.

He gap between science and fiction and science fact is getting narrower and narrower.

The pulse width is narrower. The output pulse is more stable. Discuss the pulse energy and pulse width change by pump power.

The polymer synthesized with catalyst YS-842B possesses a narrower particle size distribution.

lower lip 2 toothed, teeth narrower, apex acuminate to spinescent, sometimes approximate.

The problem is that China's narrower surplus reflects an unsustainable rise in investment (as a share of GDP) rather than in consumption.

Stems to 2 m, lower part erect with larger and broader leaves, upper fertile part twining with smaller and narrower leaves.

His raft went farther and farther, and the stream surface became narrower and narrower.

This control helped to produce narrower and sharper tool tips.

Plants slender; leaf blade triangular-ovate, narrower and thinner, adaxially not shiny.

lateral lobes subequal to upper lip, or upper lip narrower and circular-ovate.

Leaves wide. Inflorescences densely villous. Corolla ca. 2 cm; galea narrower, truncate at apex.

But what about the uses of history in a narrower, more pragmatic sense?

"Businesses feel the market is growing but the access is getting narrower. "

palea narrower, equal to or shorter than its lemma, keels ciliate or glabrous.

That opening got narrower over the summer, but it didn't disappear.

It is used to achieve narrower silver fingers to increase the current collection surface area of silicon.

The street glows narrower and deeper, every space is overwhelmed and disappears.

The results show that the poly-Hb with narrower molecular weight distribution is prepared in this way.

lodicules obovate, one shorter and narrower.

In mountain polo, six players instead of four compete on a longer, narrower field.

"The narrower (or wider) head is simply a skeletal trait that is an indicator of other skeletal traits, " he explained.

The lower you go with the volume setting, the narrower the bandwidth becomes right in the audio band !

For example, an older system might store the term "dog" with a broader term of "mammal" and narrower terms of "dachshund" or "bulldog. "

I believe there is a path to sustained recovery, much narrower than before, and getting narrower.

Leaders stuck at the extremes of assertiveness may have a narrower repertoire of behavior.

bracts ovate or flabellate to minute, narrower than calyx.

Using the technique, the researchers have mapped in detail a bone fragment narrower than a human hair.

However, the higher the level of socialization, the narrower the scope and the lesser the elasticity in knowledge integrative operation. 3.

Today we have higher b. uildings. and wider hi. highways, but shorter temperam. ents and narrower points of view; .

The paradox of our time in history is that we have taller buildings, but shorter tempers; wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints.

working space at any moment within narrower limits.

The mandible is longer and narrower than that of cattle, horse and camel.

lower lip teeth similar to lateral teeth of upper lip but narrower.

Bilaterals often are narrower and more likely to carve out protections for certain industries.

In this sense the permanent later love is narrower than first love.

A narrower risk premiums means the bonds have risen in value.

It is crowd in the streets, narrower in the old ones, the houses are in old styles.

The narrower your hands are placed, the more involved your triceps will be.

Compared to 1-butene LLDPE, 1-hexene LLDPE has thicker lamella and narrower lamella thickness distribution.

If we can find ways to make it faster, cheaper and easier, however, we can provide higher levels of automation for narrower problem domains.

France's economy is now predicted to contract 2. 1% this year, narrower than the 3% predicted in May.

China would post an annual trade surplus similar to or slightly narrower than last year's, he said.

Notice the narrower stem widths of the text on the second line.

The fuselage shape contributes additional lift, as do the longer, narrower wings.

Why is there a narrower distribution of stats on plate?

This is the ideal way to begin the out-scull as the shoulders are narrower during the shrug, reducing resistance.

This layout is narrower than the left-aligned repeating form.

lower lip 2-toothed to lip base, teeth similar to lateral teeth of upper lip but narrower.

Knit the nest two stitches together to make the garment narrower.

Should they go for a series of narrower agreements on biofuels, forest conservation and so on?

Both study adult stem cells, which have a narrower capacity for change than embryonic cells.

The narrower the hard layer, the significant the effect.

I can feel that the space in my heart is getting narrower.

wings narrower than seeds, ca. 3 mm wide, with longitudinal veins at middle.

To reduce in width or extent ; make narrower .

In this paper we use the term 'standard of care' in the second, narrower sense.

There also is a narrower self interest at work.

Narrower in focus and more recent in time, these papers center on the issue of market response.

Fruiting pedicels erect, appressed to stem, 4-7 mm, terete or subquadrangular, glabrous, slender, much narrower than fruit.

As we get ever closer to an object, our view becomes narrower and we see finer and finer detail.

Something that is thin is much narrower than it is long. A thin cable carries the signal to a computer.

for vision narrower than a louvres gap.

lobes ca. 1. 5 cm, margin ciliate, central lobe suborbicular, lateral ones narrower.

Today's narrower focus on those sectors helps explain why only 49 technology-related flotations have occurred in the past 12 months.

Compared with other markets, 40. 8% said China margins were stronger, while only 8. 7% said they were narrower.

The official census tally was 154, 000, based on a narrower definition that excludes those working part-time or looking for jobs.

And the narrower the funnel, the finer applicants grind themselves in order to squeeze through it.

wing narrower than seed.

The first group is set shallower and narrower than the second group.

Narrower and more compact indexes.

US to adopt narrower policy on using nuclear arms.

Fruiting pedicels ascending or divaricate-ascending, (2-)4-6 mm, stout, narrower than fruit.

It has a narrower temperature range than that measured by inclusion homogenization method.

The difference was narrower in smaller countries, such as Cambodia.

It's as wide as our old sofa, but it looks narrower because it's longer.

That's about four times wider than an atom and more than 1, 000 times narrower than a human hair.

And narrower than the streets they are on.

It will eschew poad teenage fare in favor of movies targeted at narrower audiences such as blacks and young women.