Sentences with phrase «narrow area»

When facing enemies in narrow areas, it's difficult to see what's going on as the camera tries to point at the action but fails.

At least twice, I've had a flight attendant demand I place my small dog's carrier elsewhere because my assigned seat had a very narrow area in front of me.

To avoid the risk of collision when reversing out of narrow areas with limited visibility, the system warns the driver and applies the brakes automatically.

Meanwhile, there is no one startup that dominates the industry, as most startups focus on narrower areas within it such as transportation, housing, and communications.

Because of the light weight you can easily push this stroller even into narrow area; you can remove the wheels to make it more compact while folding the stroller.

You will want to start narrowing the area down.

It's not easy to decorate the area over your bed — it's a long and sometimes narrow area.

The camera for the game is decent but it is too close to the character at times in narrow areas and won't allow you to see the full surroundings.

They can also help Mario get safely through narrow areas.

NCCIH issues specific funding opportunity announcements (FOAs) for narrow areas of high priority.

If there were unmistakable fluctuations like the Younger Dryas, presumably those had regional rather than global scope — restricted to the vicinity of the North Atlantic or an even narrower area (few studies had been done anywhere else).

Zooming in will give you a wider area like a floodlight, and zooming out will cover a more narrow area like a spotlight.

«Our analysis showed that tidal inundation along Louisiana's coastline is restricted to narrow areas due to the presence of human - made canals and levees that disrupt the regular tidal flow through the coastal wetlands,» said study co-author Shimon Wdowinski, a research professor of marine geosciences at the UM Rosenstiel School.

City gas mileage bad Because it is very wide difficult to drive in narrow areas heavy steering wheel poor visibility to the front.

The 2010 Equinox features rocker panels integrated into the doors, narrowing the area over which a passenger must step.

Move towards the side to see a slightly narrower area of glass and a thicker C - Pillar.

It should be noted, however, that the Arctic Circle actually starts at 66 degrees north, meaning the record heat is over a much narrower area.»

Jayme Poisson and David Bruser received their award for roughly 30 stories looking into the mercury poisoning in the Grassy Narrows area.

KG: The path to success in the next twenty years is going to be in specialization — having a very strong expertise in relatively narrow areas.

These categories are significant because they broaden what might be an otherwise narrow area of damages in a wrongful death case.

«We can maintain specialists in very narrow areas of expertise, like gene - based therapies, biomedical engineering and others,» explains Heather Ramsay, associate director of alliance management for the Center for Industry Research Collaboration at Wake Forest Innovations.

Using the BSD sensors the Rear - Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) system reduces the risk of collision with approaching traffic when reversing out of narrow areas with low visibility.

the design of the wheels are very sharp so that you can easily move it into narrow area.

While active, Samus can lay bombs and roll through narrow areas.

Crevice Tool — This thin, long attachment is great for narrow areas and hard - to - reach corners and crevices.

Worried that we can not perform sophisticated research in narrow areas?

But Aboriginal law — in the sense of, for example, the interpretation of treaties − is a fairly narrow area.»

Nhys, I think your comment about the speed at which the publishing world is changing is right on — there was a time when I thought that the non-fiction niche I'd carve out for myself in the indy publishing world would be around audiobook production and promotion, but it would be a full time job just to stay on top of that quite narrow area!

Leigh Steinberg once said, very narrow areas of expertise can be very productive.

«I think there are implications in a narrow area such as judicial decision - making, as well as in a more general area of «understanding and explaining human behavior,»» says Mocan.

I don't have to worry about being the best in one narrow area and doing the same experiments over and over with a twist.»

Successful leaders are extremely good and efficient with their skills and there is a narrow area where improvement may be needed.

Now I know all kinds of shrewd people who by staying within a narrow area can do very well without reading.

If in the effort to avoid all unprovable assumptions one limits his sphere of reflection to narrower and narrower areas, one fails to deal relevantly with the issues of greatest importance for mankind, leaving them to be settled by appeals to the emotions.

Once more it makes almost ridiculous the sentimental claim of certain segments of our world that religion is a narrow area of life to which clergy ought to confine their attention, leaving the rest of the world to go by.

He is good passers of the ball with an eye for cutting pass and of course control of ball in narrow areas but he needs to be injury free throughout the season... At Bournemouth he had 27 Appearances in the season which is not bad at all....

The wheels are lightweight and are set to swivel for easy movement in narrow areas.

It rolls on 4 wheels, with twin's front wheels which is swivel & because of the small size front wheels the maneuverability is very easy, you can take the stroller to narrow areas & the wheels can absorb some of the terrain & bumps but is it is not for extreme harsh surface like other stroller.

The law and its practice are complex enough to challenge even those who specialize in a narrow area.

Furthermore, it seems as though the impetus to restrict speech, even in this very narrow area, is waning although the situation could change.

Brewer also argues that the boundaries of the rezoning cram high density into a narrow area, rather than «structured growth» on a scale that matches the neighborhood's character.

Traditional scientific norms prescribe that scientists, especially those in the dawn their careers, should focus on a specific, narrow area of research.

The reason: the Mississippi now flows through a conduit roughly half the width of its channel that existed before most of the levees were built, which means more water passes faster through a narrower area.

Likewise, Van Essen recommends getting broad training, «not just in one narrow area of neuroscience, but trying to obtain a background that uses multiple approaches and can attack problems from a relatively broad perspective.»