Sentences with phrase «at narrow»

A pair of entrepreneurial women with already - busy real estate and business development careers are launching a new boutique real estate brokerage firm, aimed at narrow niches of small clients and walkable neighborhoods.

Very carefully, beginning at the narrow end, gently roll the salmon fillets, not too tight.

It is akin to pouring all of the subject's emotions into a psychological NLP funnel and milking the outcome at the narrow outlet for one's own gain.

The manifestation of thess shifts is very minimal at narrow angles, but worsens the farther away the user is from straight - on viewing.

Just look at those narrow borders around the screen:

Now for some more Aarhus developments which happened over the summer, this time involving the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee (ACCC) having a pop at the narrow EU standing rules applicable to challenges to an act or omission by a EU body, and the EU not liking those findings at all.

For the» 054 patent, the ITC arrived at a narrow claim construction (requiring version information in objects that only serve to inform a software component of the fact that the state of another object has changed).

Most spectrometers being flown look at narrow spectral windows with very high resolution, because that's where the good science is right now.

If Spencer is looking at a narrow range along the equator, that is perhaps 85 % ocean.

The slow diffusion equatorward of the the NA is not that slow, and seems to happen at narrow localized spots near topographic features, mid ocean ridges, continental margins, islands etc, due to tidal internal wave breaking and other related mechanisms which remain unclear.

Policies aimed at narrow objectives like reducing CO2 emissions, while necessary, are not sufficient.

A surprise snowfall had softened an already quiet Sunday afternoon in Greenpoint, on a street that dead - ends at the narrow waterfront separating Brooklyn from Long Island City.

In the 1970s, the Arnolfini moved and expanded, supported consistently by JT Group, a local design - and - build firm that undertook regenerative developments in successive buildings, including the Arnolfini's now permanent home at Narrow Quay, to which it moved in 1975.

To be fair, the term itself was widely rejected by artists working at this narrow - end of the artistic spectrum, and so it was only natural that what started out as an explanation of the work, became the rules that governed both its wider understanding and presentation.

Thanks to Joanna Bryant Projects we now have 11 paintings showing at The Narrow Bar and Restaurant in Limehouse, London E14, part of the Gordon Ramsey group of restaurants.

Park on the main road, or drive in at a narrow road where there's room at the beach to park a han...

I see no evidence of ADA improvements which tells me the physical structure has not been changed at all... look at the narrow doors, bathrooms with no grab bars no elevator in the unit.

At this narrow stretch of Lake Garda, dramatic cliffs rise steeply from the very edge of the water.

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So let's briefly review what kind of models and techniques constitute this basic knowledge that everybody has to have before they proceed to being really good at a narrow art like stock picking.

Credit spreads have tightened globally, and U.S. credit spreads are at the narrow end of their 17 - year range against government bonds — even after a recent widening.

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Investors took more risk because they thought the Fed would protect them, and so they leveraged up on investments at narrow spreads over risk - free investments in order to meet return targets.

The radiation of opportunity builds through convergence of diverse elements at narrow intersections of price and time.

One was called Berlin and the other Colln, located on opposite sandy banks at a narrow point in the northward flow of the river Spree.

It is also possible to switch between various camera views to improve visibility, for example at narrow exits.

The big - bore supercharged V - 8 is a beautifully vocal engine, and with 502 lb - ft of torque peaking at a narrow 3500 - 4000 rpm, the hyper - Range kicks butt from the word Go!

«While this is a good study, it only looked at the narrow question of whether more pay motivates teachers to try harder,» said Peter Cunningham, assistant U.S. education secretary for communications and outreach.

Professionals who are experienced at a narrow area of teaching and their success is dependent on the systems and administrators around them.

Comedy is a tricky art and the dearth of modern ones that play to adults and can merit serious praise and discussion illustrates that it's much easier and more commercially viable to just aim at a narrow audience, typically teens and young adults.

When you get good at narrow squats, again tuck your hands behind your head and continue to work on keeping good form.

For example, Satan Calves 6 / 6/6 would be 6 reps at shoulder width, then 6 reps at a wide stance, followed by 6 reps at a narrow stance done consecutively.

Roll up jelly - roll fashion, beginning at narrow end.

Responding to the TGF - β produced by its own cells, the developing tubule can apparently sense where it has the most room to grow away from itself — for example, at the narrow ends of a rectangle or the tips of a Y - shaped well.

To help pull in faint objects, Chandra contains a series of nested mirrors that each funnel X-rays to a sharp focus at its narrow end, where a camera sits.

I wasn't in attendance to see the tiger in action, having been tossed by party Chairman Frank Cardinale shortly before Parete arrived at the narrow storefront the Democrats call party headquarters.

Conservative Party Chairman Eric Pickles recollects an election night which saw him elected to Bradford council, but disappointment at the narrow defeat of the Conservative candidate in Keighley.

«It appears the review has looked at a narrow period and not covered the period in the latter half of 1984 and may not have addressed some of the concerns raised by UK politicians in the last three weeks, eg threat of sanctions by India against the UK, Germany, Canada and USA towards the end of 1984 for sympathising with Sikhs in the Diaspora.

The zipper is at the narrow ends, and it helps keep the pillow properly secured at all time.

The male snap at the wide end of the soaker is for snapping it into the shell, and the female snap at the narrow end of the soaker is for snapping the small soaker onto the large soaker.

He's at a narrow angle but calmly dinks the ball over Foster to get his customary goal.

The Lallana goal should have been prevented as he was at a narrow angle and the ball eluded 3 defenders and the keeper.

It's imperative to split the fairway of this reachable par - 5 and give yourself a go at the narrow, three - tiered green.

With the help of a sharp knife, carefully cut very thin slits in the squash, starting at the narrow end; always be mindful not to cut all the way through.

Quickly take the tea towel off spread your frosting over the sponge, scatter with blueberries is using and at the narrow edge as gently as you can roll the sponge up leaving it seam side down.

Starting at narrow end, roll up cloth and cake.

To determine if a pear is ripe, simply apply gentle pressure at the narrow «neck» of the pear with your thumb.

Inasmuch as «Strait is the way and narrow is the gate, and few - few - are they that enter in thereat» has had the natural effect of making hell the only really prominent Christian community in any of the worlds; but we don't brag of this and certainly it is not proper to brag and boast that America is a Christian country when we all know that certainly five - sixths of our population could not enter in at the narrow gate.

The economic order, for all its importance, aims at a narrow goal, that of increasing and improving goods and services.

But at the Olympics — the top level of sports — being the best at a narrow niche is exactly what these competitors want.