Sentences with phrase «in that narrow band of»

Over recent months the unemployment rate has fallen to 5.6 per cent, after it had moved in a narrow band of between 6 and 6 1/4 per cent for most of the past year.

Courtney Milan is one of the authors in the narrow band of «historical romance authors I enjoy reading».

A swing and a miss with trying to discharge student loans in a narrow band of criteria is the same thing.

It's a place of fine food, wine and cider production among forests, peaks and coastline, all in a narrow band of country.

CO2 and H2O absorb and emit light in a narrow band of the spectrum corresponding to the current mean temp of Earth.

This, too, is a function of the relatively rigid or narrow epistemology that law has; when signals can only be received in a narrow band of frequencies (to switch metaphors as well) an increase in the rate of signals leads ultimately to noise.

Not exact matches

So, the outlook for 2018 is expected to look a lot like the narrow trading band seen in 2017, which means a lack of upside garners a big yawn from investors.

On top of this investors can buy and sell Legends Fund intra-day on the exchange in a narrow band around this NAV.

Outside of slight volatility in early April, the S&P 500 ETF (SPY A-97) has traded in a narrow $ 3 band between $ 185 - 188 a share.

It is not just free - floating groups banded together for narrow political gain, but an intelligent form of life requiring the constant engagement of its members in discussion and decision - making, in defining and redefining its goals and purposes.

Up and down its narrow valleys and across its great plain went the pomp and panoply of the ancient world, and its more commonplace traffic as well: rich argosies from far Babylon, carrying the wares down to Egypt; royal messengers of the great kings who ruled in Persepolis, bearing decrees for the officer in charge at the frontier station of Assouan; plenipotentiaries of Hatti and of Egypt, seeking a modus vivendi in the political stresses of the thirteenth century; conquerors with their chariots and footmen and their tale of atrocities behind and yet before; wandering bands of foot - loose adventurers, seeking a good land where they might strike roots into the soil - all these and hosts of others were led among the Palestinian hills where went the great trunk roads of the ancient world, camped in the plains, bartered in the little cities, or stayed to lay permanent claim to some hit of the land.

Elsewhere there are people trying to grow pinot noir, sometimes called wine's canary in the coalmine as it tolerates a narrower band of temperatures.

The narrow band of three does at least lend itself well to counter-pressing, the attacking midfielders able to jump on loose balls around the opposition defence when their attack breaks down (they also did this quite well against City in mid-week).

Continuity Remain turns out to have been a very narrow band of opinion that gave up on the Lib Dems after their terrible start to the election campaign - and the Brexit - voting southwest had no interest in backing the party that once dominated the region.

The Home Secretary is sitting next to one of the world experts on the Official Secrets Act, who will be able to remind her that in 1989, almost exactly 20 years ago to this day, the then Conservative Government amended the Official Secrets Act to restrict the application of the criminal law to a very narrow band of Government information.

Young was trying to point out that experience «on the ground» and developed skills are as valuable as assigning peoples worth and ability through (in Young's own words) «educations narrow band of values».

The flip side, according to this view, is that Clinton accentuated too many issues that appeal to a narrower band of upper - middle - class college - educated voters, women in particular — things like paid family leave and pay equity.

A Cuomo administration official, speaking anonymously because negotiations are ongoing, said an ethics proposal under consideration would force lawmakers to disclose the source of any outside income they receive within narrow bands, including any money «in substantial conflict with public duties» of a lawmaker.

The body constantly monitors this narrow pH band and quickly restores the ideal pH values in the event of any deviations.

This story appears in the June 24, 2017, issue of Science News with the headline, «The opportunity zone: Exoplanets found in a narrow band around M dwarf stars could host a very different kind of life.»

But since 2001 there has been less water vapor in a narrow, lower band of the stratosphere thanks to cooler temperatures in the tropopause, and that may just be holding back global warming at ground level, according to new research published online in Science on January 28.

But last summer, Witherington went in search of the young turtles in the offshore zone where currents converge and produce «fronts», narrow bands of floating sargassum weed and debris.

New work led by Carnegie's Tim Strobel and published in Physical Review Letters shows that one form of silicon, called Si - III (or sometimes BC8), which is synthesized using a high - pressure process, is what's called a narrow band gap semiconductor.

Interspersed in the red stone were narrow bands of black shale containing petrified fish, from a time when a deep lake covered the area.

Today the cacao tree still grows only in a narrow band within about 18 degrees north and south of the equator.

«We want a complete sample so that we can conduct our standard SETI analysis in search of modulation patterns or narrow - band signals — any kind of information - bearing signal emitted from their direction that we don't expect from nature,» he said.

Using high - speed cameras to analyze a narrow wavelength band in the near - infrared region, the sensors search for changes in the tops of clouds, which indicate lightning strikes.

Gallium arsenide is a technologically important narrow - band - gap semiconductor, in which the excitation of electrons from the valence into the conduction band produces charge carriers that can transport electrical current through electronics components.

In August 2009, the orbiting Cassini spacecraft caught sight of 20 - meter - high corrugations rippling across 1500 kilometers of Saturn's inner C ring (regular, narrow bright bands, above), which is only about 10 meters thick.

As the sheet narrows in the middle, the middle is deformed by a band of parallel wrinkles running lengthwise.

In «Mega Mask» mode, DEIMOS can take spectra of more than 1,200 objects at once, using a special narrow - band filter.

Approximately the same number of galaxies are seen in every direction you look except for a narrow 5 to 10 degree band along the Milky Way's mid-plane.

That narrow band, called the «zone of avoidance», is created by the dust in the disk.

MESSENGER's Wide Angle Camera (WAC), part of the Mercury Dual Imaging System (MDIS), is equipped with 11 narrow - band color filters, in contrast to the two visible - light filters and one ultraviolet filter that were on Mariner 10's vidicon camera.

A narrow band of them in the high - energy spectrum would be a «smoking gun» for the presence of dark matter, says Michelson, but he thinks it's more likely that the dark matter emission would be mixed in with gamma rays from other energy sources in the universe and that scientists such as GLAST pioneer Elliott Bloom will have to work very hard to untangle the GLAST data to find it.

Tonight I tried your exercise and at first nothing happened, but when I turned my head back from my hands to my laptop to more closely follow your instructions, out of the corner of my eye, just for an instant I saw a pink color in a narrow band glowing around my palms It was barely a flash, but it looked just like the glowing colors I used to see as a child.

Narrow bands of grape and subtle sage green create exuberant stripes in a scarf of beautiful color.

On balance, therefore, with the narrowing of gender bias bands, the question simply is: why can't mature, cougar dating women in the UK have what they really want — after all, many such women are professionals with good careers and extensive life and other valuable experiences to offer a younger, handsome virile man?

She and others in the French fishing industry worry that, after Brexit, they will be left fighting to catch fewer fish, crowded into a narrower band of sea.

Most of these programs focus only on a narrow band of objectives in the formal curriculum; they have unknown levels of reliability at the school level; they are cross-sectional in nature; and the results they yield become available to schools only after lengthy time delays.

Even though our test scores were rising in all academic areas these tests measure only a narrow band of knowledge, a band far too narrow to prepare students for the real future.

Second, most standardized tests in use today measure only a narrow band of low - level skills, such as recalling or restating facts, rather than such high - level skills as the ability to analyze information.

There's still wood, just not as much of it, in arcing narrow bands, not big planks.

The Jaguar is comparatively down on power as well, with its supercharged 5.0 - liter V - 8 making «just» 550 hp and «a mere» 502 lb - ft of torque, the entirety of the latter available only in a narrow band between 3,500 and 4,000 rpm.

Had Land Rover managed to make the car lighter — and therefore less thirsty and more fun to drive — not to mention cheaper, it might have succeeded in making it more appealing beyond a narrow band of diehard Range Rover exhibitionists.

The LED daytime running lights form a narrow, optically homogeneous band that remains open in the vicinity of the xenon lens.

Celebrate the bands of gold on your fingers with the narrow band of sand known as Silver Strand State Beach, a one - side - ocean, one - side - bay area of sand at the south end of Coronado Island, in San Diego Bay.

«I think it's difficult because the raw morality you're presented with in a game is a very narrow slice of life, a narrow experience band,» explained Laidlaw.

When one looks at Yellow Jacket, 1969, one notices yellow used in a variety of ways: On the right, narrow vertical lines of yellow are tightly interspersed with orange lines; on the left, blue and pink stripes are sandwiched between relatively wide bands of lemon; and in roughly the center, medium - size gold stripes emerge from within a broad swath of lime green.

In Ember, 1960, Noland retained the uneven edge of the outer band, but left narrow, unpainted canvas strips between the intense rust and black bands and the red center.