Glosserman and the rest of the production team met together to put together a focus for the film; they centered their efforts on answering the question: "How does Wikipedia get at the truth?" They also wanted to provide information for everyday individuals wanting to know about Wikipedia's background and functioning.
Recently, a significant number of studies have centered their efforts on enhancing the repair process using different approaches, ranging from the use of bio-compatible materials or cells to the therapeutic use of mediators aimed at promoting cell proliferation, migration and differentiation.
As many as a dozen aircraft from six countries, including the United States, will center their efforts on unidentified debris spotted by satellites, said the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
Facing laws and rules addressing everything from advertisements to board composition, most fund companies initially centered their compliance efforts in the legal department.
A decline in US funding opportunities in basic research resulted in multiple once-active coal research centers to focus their efforts elsewhere.
For example, prayer to God by parents for the recovery of a child's health may be understood as an expression of their anguish and an effort to center their hope on the child's getting better, and not as an attempt to persuade God to violate the laws of nature by miraculously healing their child.
We thank the staff of IRIS, Geoscope, SPANET, CEA, Geoscience Australia, and the GEOFON data center for their efforts in maintaining and managing the seismic stations.
Together with renewed legislations, the automotive industry and research centers continue their efforts to develop internal combustion engine (ICE) technologies that consume less fuel and more environmentally.
The profiles of the eco-activists at the movie's center and their efforts could be ripped from the headlines.
While speaking to Congress, the pope's exhortations to put human dignity at the center of their efforts were subtler and less trenchant.
International donors, particularly those making the largest humanitarian contributions to food assistance projects, including the United States, Canada, the European Union and Japan, must support programs that meet the minimal nutritional needs of infants and young children, and work with countries to put nutrient-rich foods at the center of their efforts to tackle childhood malnutrition.
