Sentences with phrase «as narrow»

The elegant and modern addition of tapered posts work to create an optical illusion — as they narrow towards the ceiling, the posts create a sense of height rather than having the cocooning effect of chunkier posts.

12 If possible, visit your new home and make note of any special issues for the movers, such as narrow hallways or steep or winding staircases.

By your own words you indicate that you lack the ability to see anyone else's side of the equation, rendering you as narrow - minded my friend.

The developer must endeavor to make the exclusive use provisions as narrow as possible, affording protection for each tenant's primary business but not extending the exclusive to ancillary businesses or to evolutions from the primary business.

So as you narrow in on the aspects of the industry that are of interest (landlording again or something new), I'd suggest using keywords to help manage the immense flow of information from BP.

The pin shape is created when we stretch up with our arms as high as we can and make ourselves as narrow as possible.

As you narrow your search for an attorney, divorce coach or financial professional, be sure to ask the professionals you are considering hiring the following questions:

Define your job search to the point where you are specifically targeting as narrow a market as possible — one that matches your talents.

As you narrow your list of schools, it's important to ensure the school is accredited through one of the two accrediting agencies — the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.

As you narrow your target, you can search details of a particular company.

Target your job search as narrow as you can and invest all of the efforts and skills that you've got.

Career paths are not as narrow as they may seem, and the app may help you find a path that you never even thought was possible.

It is a larger, 5.7 - inch device, but Huawei worked hard to keep the design as narrow as possible, making it comfortable to hold in one hand.

The bezels aren't as narrow either, and the entire design at the front is more in line with that of the LG G6 or the Pixel 2 XL than one of Samsung's phones.

It's even possible to get a Ph.D. in a field as narrow as epidemiology, or a Doctorate of Public Health here.

As you narrow down your answers, organizing your plans on the site's personalized dashboard makes it easy to create primary and backup plans for the handling of your property and assets, who your beneficiaries are, and how you'd like your medical care and final arrangements carried out.

One reason the results drop so fast as you narrow your search is that appellate judgments don't tend to list every relevant sentencing factor the way the trial courts do, but instead focus on those at issue on the appeal.

While some have characterized the majority decision in Carter as a narrow application of stare decisis to avoid dealing with the merits, a closer look reveals an important contemporary appellate endorsement of the underlying rationale for the prohibition on assisted suicide as articulated by the Supreme Court of Canada in Rodriguez.

Each bill is presented as a narrow stripe (50 to a very wide page, in this case), with the sections shown as coloured swatches, the colour identifying the area within which copyright is treated (e.g. science, commerce, international, social welfare, etc.).

This Act is not as narrow in application as its Manitoba equivalent because in addition to its inclusion of «taxicabs», this Act also regulates «public vehicles», which operate in the transportation industry for compensation by consumers.

Too, there's the tendency — I've certainly noted it in myself — to think one already knows the big picture and, when wanting to learn something, aiming for as narrow a target as possible, which is generally to say a simple Wikipedia page, or, indeed, only a part of one.

Each bill is presented as a narrow stripe (50 to a very wide page, in this case), with the sections... [more]

An attorney can be endorsed (or tagged) for a skill as broad as «Immigration» or as narrow as «Employer Compliance.»

As you narrow your search, you retain a «breadcrumb trail» of your search path.

Part of the court's unspoken motivation could have been that it's difficult to obtain leave to the top court on an issue as narrow as the one considered in this case, says Morton.

Search terms are also a cornerstone of finding unique imagery and should continue to be refined as you narrow your definition throughout your search.

Consider the following as you narrow your search:

The actual spectrum has peak features as narrow as 0.01cm - 1, with amplitude differences of three orders of magnitude.

I get the impression that your perspective on this issue is as narrow as the geographic slice on which you base it.

Environmental disasters often begin as a narrow slice into the forest.

The limited resolution of GRACE affects the uncertainty of total mass loss to a smaller degree; we illustrate the «real» sources of mass changes by including satellite altimetry elevation change results in a joint inversion with GRACE, showing that mass change occurs primarily associated with major outlet glaciers, as well as a narrow coastal band.

Some of the flow continues around South Africa as narrow (50 km or 30 mi wide) filaments that cool rapidly and mix with the surrounding waters in the large upwelling zone off Africa's Namibia coast.

Although conventionally shown as a narrow current, in fact much of the water moves in broad ocean - spanning sheets and giant eddies.

Just as these narrow spectral lines do not (generally) overlap those of another species, nor do they OVERLAP EACH OTHER!!

The low variability and uncertainty in the classical model is depicted as a narrow, almost horizontal, band in Fig. 5.

These satellites are traveling at more than seven kilometers a second and see our planet in thin strips as narrow as ten kilometers wide.

I would guess that's only part of the objective, the other part being to get the 90 % range as narrow as possible without violating the above.

IHS and IPIECA have taken this into what we see as a narrow focus of the implications for proven reserves and short term company valuations.

K (1979), five foot square, bisected by an off vertical line achieved by joining two canvases black to the left and blue to the right, with the green of the painted edge just showing as a narrow line down the (off) centre.

Physical obstacles such as narrow corridors or locked doors increase this feeling but are at the same time the core of his work.

Her reflection on the contemporary is also important, whether empathetic or as a critique of the «contemporary» as a narrow, normative aesthetic practice.

The center contains three main special exhibition galleries, each shaped as a narrow box, stacked over one another and providing an exhibition area of over 5,000 square meters overall.

From its title, you could be misled into dismissing this show as narrow and self - referential: a small exhibition in a small gallery curated by a Belgian artist concerned only with his own countrymen.

At first glance, her oeuvre would seem to be as narrow as Close's.

as narrow - minded.

As we narrow toward the end of the first month of 2012, new rumors have recently surfaced of the next generation of consoles.

I know this is a hard concept to grasp being as narrow minded as humanly possible.

LoPiccolo also commented that his team didn't see the music industry as narrow a sense as consumers do: «Harmonix would draw a distinction between sort of band performance simulators, such as Rock Band and what Guitar Hero ended up turning into, and music games overall.

Stop looking at disagreement and labeling it as narrow - mindedness.

Find a particular angle that arises out of one of your strengths and advantages, and try to make the focus of your piece as narrow and specific as possible.