Sentence examples for a tiny focus from inspiring English sources

Contrast-enhanced CT with thin-slab MIP reconstructions (b, c) showed a tiny focus of CM extravasation (thin arrows) consistent with active bleeding.

The reason for the uniformity in the size of the globules is not known, but it is thought that each globule forms by the aggregation of sebaceous material around a tiny focus of debris, some desquamative material or fine hair shafts [38].

Histopathology of the right breast mass showed a malignant, high-grade PT with a tiny focus of invasive ductal carcinoma.

If one assumes a persistence of TIN subsequent to radiotherapy, then this condition probably consists of a tiny focus, morphologically.

The little lens technically only offers 5x magnification, but the way it focuses creates a tiny in-focus area that can resolve details down to about 1.5 microns.

It's good reading for anyone who enjoys photography and lens talk, but the gist is this: major flaws are worth complaining about, but minor flaws such as slightly uneven sharpness, tiny focus issues, and so on, are expected in such a complicated component.

At the eastern end of the walkway is a short but steep path to Musas, a tiny museum focusing on the natural and cultural history of the islands.

At Gateway's low end, the $130 2-megapixel 2-megapixel DC-T20 DC-T20cus model wish no optical zoom and 8 megabytinyof internal memory.

We checked out a similar model to this CG9 (CrunchGear 9!?) at CES and were a little amazed at how a tiny fixed-focus, non-zooming camcorder made things look.

Moreover, only a tiny fraction focused at the systemic level of UN common country programming and multi-agency emergency response.

At MoMA, under the watchful eye of the museum guard, you could get close enough to hear the gentle pucker as tape separated from skin, or take the escalators to the top floor and peer down at her tiny, focused form and constellations of watchers.