And the geography of invention is getting narrower every year.
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But Clinton's lead in the polls is getting narrower in New Hampshire.
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That 30-year gap may be getting narrower, and the storms more devastating.
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But despite the GOP's outward optimism, the path to tax reform keeps getting narrower.
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What it indicates is that the margin between getting by and falling by the wayside is getting narrower.
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" He added: "I think the window is getting narrower and narrower, especially once we know we have a nominee.
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"The space for expression is getting narrower for Hong Kong," said voter Candy Chan, a 24-year-old fashion designer.
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"Deductibles are now on average $4,000 and the networks are getting narrower and they exclude the best doctors and best hospitals."
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At the same time, the laptop is also getting narrower, with its body shrinking from 14.8 inches wide to 24 inches wide.
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The curve is also "flattening," meaning the spread between the shorter-duration two-year and the longer-duration 10-year is getting narrower.
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But a bear market is really about cycles and manias, and then things one-by-one rolling over and the market getting narrower and narrower.
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"He felt the window getting narrower," said Patrick Leonard, a producer and songwriter who had worked closely with Mr. Cohen on his last three albums.
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But when it comes to that Silicon Valley dream of a nice house from a decent return on exit, it's getting narrower and less widely distributed.
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But when it comes to that Silicon Valley dream of a nice house from a decent return on exit, it's getting narrower and less widely-distributed.
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With the C-section, he posits, human can keep getting narrower hips and bigger brains without suffering the consequences of more babies and mothers dying in childbirth.
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"There is not much freedom (under Xi) and the space for expression is getting narrower for Hong Kong," said voter Candy Chan, 24, emerging from a polling station.
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Consequently, we might very well be changing the way the human body itself is evolving, such that women's hips might start getting narrower, while babies' heads could get larger.
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While champions of a deal at both companies say they recognize that the window of opportunity is getting narrower by the day, they continue to pursue a partnership aggressively.
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Why it matters: The window for Saudi Arabia to put forward an explanation that explains Khashoggi's disappearance, absolves MBS of responsibility and passes muster with the world is getting narrower and narrower.
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Sanders is a creature of momentum and hope whose path to the nomination is getting narrower all the time, and at Wednesday's debate, Mr. Anti-Establishment more or less conceded he can't win without wooing establishmentarian superdelegates.
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Whenever I feel like the path is getting narrower and harder to continue I think of a person I met to whom my music matters and reassure myself that someone out there does want to hear these songs, so keep writing.
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"A bear market is really more about cycles and manias and then things one by one rolling over and the market getting narrower and narrower, and I think all of that has been happening over about an 18-month time period," Gundlach said.
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It's important to keep in mind that these projections were churned out by a computer; no analysis was done to see if these predictions match actual rates of obstructed labor in the 1950s, or to see if babies are getting bigger and/or their mother's pelvis's are getting narrower.
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The changes in shape—leaves getting narrower and more robust from north to south and from lowland to montane—suggest adaptations to colder weather.
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On approaching the base the spirals are getting narrower than the interspace, and the beading less prominent. Upon the beak there are small irregular threads crossed obliquely by the plications of the old beaks. The colour of the shell is greyish-white. The spire is turriculate, not very conspicuously shouldered, longer than the body whorl.
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Then, at a certain point, it stops getting narrower and either straightens out or starts getting larger again. This gives the fuel and air time to mix. The fuel/air ratio is determined by the ratio of the diameter of the orifice to the diameter of the mixing tube. The US Government Technological Paper no.
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In an inspirator there are two tubes. The first is a fuel gas pipe with an orifice at the end where the gas comes out. Then in front of this there is another section of tubing with a larger diameter that the gas blows into. Usually (but not always) this second piece of tubing is tapered so that it starts getting narrower downstream from the orifice.
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Zone plates consist of a substrate with concentric zones of a phase-shifting or absorbing material with zones getting narrower the larger their radius. The zone widths are designed so that a transmitted wave gets constructive interference in a single point giving a focus. Zone plates can be used as condensers to collect light, but also for direct full field imaging in e.g. an X-ray microscope.
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On the leading hemisphere of Tethys spacecraft observations have found a dark bluish band spanning 20° to the south and north from the equator. The band has an elliptical shape getting narrower as it approaches the trailing hemisphere. A comparable band exists only on Mimas. The band is almost certainly caused by the influence of energetic electrons from the Saturnian magnetosphere with energies greater than about 1 MeV.
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Hafız Hakkı was hoping for reinforcements. He did not order his units to retreat as he believed it could be still possible to take Sarikamish. Meanwhile, around 40 km south, the XI Corps led by Galip was renewing attacks on Russian lines in an attempt to relieve the pressure on the IX and X Corps positioned in front of Sarikamish. The Russians were advancing and the circle was getting narrower.
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Although Peutz built largely according to the International style, he did not surrender completely to functionalism but used some wood for the interior and marble in the stairs at ground floor (which has since been removed). The columns are, for reasons other than functionality or construction, of different shapes and sizes at different floor levels - round on the ground floor/mezzanine and first floor and octagonal elsewhere and getting narrower as one goes up.
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Barn doors, or occasionally a set of barn doors, are an attachment fitted to the front of a Fresnel lantern, a type of lantern used in films, television, and theatres.Shelly, p. 37. The attachment has the appearance of a large set of barn doors, but in fact there are four leaves, two larger and widening on the outside, two smaller and getting narrower towards the outside. They facilitate shaping of the beam of light from the fixture, and prevent the distinctive scatter of light created by the Fresnel lens from spilling into areas where it is not wanted, such as the eyes of audience members.
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A depth-graded multilayer coating is a multi-layer coating optimised for broadband response by varying the thickness of the layers used. A multi-layer coating consisting of alternating layers with different optical properties and the same thickness will tend to have a narrow frequency response, getting narrower as more layers are added; for some applications such as precise focussing of a monochromatic laser light source this is exactly what's desired, but it is useless for astronomical optics where it is often required to detect a whole range of frequencies emitted by some source of interest. The design of such coatings generally starts with an approximate analytical solution and then uses the simplex method of multi-variable optimisation to solve for optimal thicknesses of the layers. Typically the thin layers (to reflect high-energy X-rays) are on the inside since low-energy X-rays are absorbed more readily.
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