Sentence examples for classical focus from inspiring English sources

The Argentinean director Matías Piñeiro's "Viola," which played at Lincoln Center earlier this year, also has a classical focus — it's centered on a small, youthful startup theatre troupe in Buenos Aires that's performing "Twelfth Night" — as well as a cinematic one: the video-delivery business that sustains some of its members.

The classical focus has been on dopamine-releasing cells in the substantia nigra, because dopamine replacement can partially correct some of the motor features of PD.

Because of consumers' demands, the emphasis of modern day porcine breeding programmes and selection criteria is gradually shifting towards a higher meat quality, instead of the more classical focus of just selecting for a lean carcass and high growth rate [ 1].

Newton's initial education at Cambridge was classical, focusing (primarily through secondary sources) on Aristotlean rhetoric, logic, ethics, and physics.

Most introductions to classical music focus on the big classics from the baroque through to the romantic eras (such as the BBCs Ten Pieces project, which I do recommend checking out).

In the first cast Ethan Stiefel looked pure and classical: the focus was on his embrace of the woman, Gillian Murphy.

The theme of this weak skeptical relativism plays out smoothly into the classical Chinese focus on paths as the model of normativity and the objects of knowledge.

A classical fibroblast focus formation assay was used to assess transforming ability of manipulated cell lines.

Those animals represent the classical natural focus for Y. pestis (7 ).

In order to identify these functionally and potentially clinically important chromosomal changes, classical approaches focus on loss and gain as separate cases and select aberrations that are deemed significant using ad-hoc frequency thresholds or permutation-based method [ 3- 5].

Both fields deal with different mechanisms that occur at different periods of the cell cycle and involve different working entities: classical genetics focuses on meiosis and involves chromosomal behavior; molecular genetics focuses on gene expression and involves various molecular entities such as nucleotide sequences.