Sentence examples for activity focused in from inspiring English sources

For the first few decades following the 1830s, European pastoral activity focused in the main on cattle production but by the 1860s sheep were the predominant stock.

The Eurasian eagle-owl is largely nocturnal in activity, as are most owl species, with its activity focused in the first few hours after sunset and the last few hours before sunrise.

For cohort selection, there was a positive correlation between increasing cohort drop-out rate and neural activity, focused in L BA 44 (pars opercularis), and extending to L BA 45 (pars triangularis), Rolandic operculum, and insula (Table  3 and Fig.  5 A).

For completeness, we also report analyses of poststimulus EEG activity, focusing in particular on the stimulus-evoked P3, a component that is broadly associated with the subjective probability and motivational significance of the eliciting stimulus (Duncan-Johnson and Donchin 1977).

The economy will have a simple structure in the coming years, with most economic activities focused in five sectors: smallholder, or peasant, agriculture; reconstruction; port services and light manufacturing; local small-scale trade; and public services, including healthcare and education.

It claims a "well-located portfolio in premier U.S. oil and gas basins," with current operational activities focused in the Greater Anadarko, Denver-Julesburg, South-Texas-Gulf Coast and Williston basins.

However, DeNDRoN also has a mandate to support the development of its academic research portfolio to increase the quantity and quality of dementia and neurodegenerative diseases research in England, which it does through development activities focused in three main areas.

16. (S/NF) A/S Heyman provided the Syrians with a brief overview of DHS's mission and activities, focusing in particular on its expertise in the management of ports, airports, and land borders.

Some studies on performance measurement of collaborative activities focus in general on aspects related to information generation and dissemination.

These media will be examined to identify and assess coverage of refugee and settlement issues in general and coverage and discussion of FUn activities focussing in on both number of occurrences as well as content.

Despite increased concern with this risk, there has been little research activity focused upon social engineering in the potentially rich hunting ground of social networks.