narrowing造句

Grandpa Hodge asked, narrowing his eyes.

They had an average 'retinal arteriolar' narrowing of 2.3 microns.

Asia, though still far behind, is narrowing the gap.

Watch the spreads i. e., don't be bullish if inverses are narrowing.

Diagram of carotid circulation indicating sites of vessel narrowing and occlusion.

Guderian leaned forward, his eyes narrowing in that infuriating half-grin.

Indeed, this isn't hierarchy at all - it is simply starting broad and narrowing to what works.

There was, for instance, almost no joint-space narrowing in active people.

He looked down the table, narrowing his eyes against the sun as it reflected needles of light from the bottles.

"The first sieve is the truth. Is the news you will tell me true?" Grandpa Hodge asked, narrowing his eyes.

Visors create the "optical illusion" of narrowing the helmet, reducing what some call the "mushroom head" look.

Blow up balloons and then slowly let out the air by narrowing the opening of the balloons.

Fortunately arteriosclerosis, as this narrowing and hardening is known, is entirely reversible by good diet, exercise and (if necessary) drugs, if it is detected early enough.

Closer economic and technical cooperation and narrowing development gap is the prerequisite for development and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.

Results:The ultrasonic characteristics of ulcerative colitis were the thickening of intestinal wall with decreased echo, narrowing of intestinal lumen, and loss of gas in it.

Of course the most famous Chinese jet, the J-10, has also contributed to the drastically narrowing the gap, as have the large number of Flanker variants fielded.

On average, the study found, the verbal-suggestion group reported a dip in their chest pain after the procedure, while showing some blood vessel narrowing.

More support from health visitors, children's centres and local authorities in helping parents improve how they bond with young children could play a role in narrowing the education gap.

Note to nerds: or possibly a lattice, narrowing toward the top; it's not the shape that matters here but the idea that there is at least a partial order.

A slight narrowing of the eyes is an instinctual, universal expression of anger across various species in the animal kingdom (think about the angry expressions of tigers, dogs, etc.).

The equal pay legislation is effective in terms of narrowing the pay gap between women and men doing similar jobs for the same employer to a relatively small amount - less than 5 or 10 per cent.

The skull is broad and moderately rounded between the ears, gradually narrowing and flattening on top as it approaches the eyes, rounding off to cheeks that are moderately flat.