Sentence examples for designated focus from inspiring English sources

A designated focus of study, either disciplinary or regional, through a three course concentration developed with the minor adviser.

Any worry that the designated focus on foreign policy would tilt this encounter in a cerebral rather than visceral direction was dispelled almost instantly.

These meetings are facilitated by members of the IEE Advisory Board and may have a designated focus (e.g., governance, workload, student/faculty relationships) or be open to whatever questions/issues the new faculty wish to discuss.

My designated focus was chorus, and they had us playing all 20th century orchestral creations.

Like picking a consistent focus spot, designating "focus hours" also helps fend off ego depletion.

In fact, New Jersey is designated a Focus State by the federal government due to a high number of pedestrian and bicycle fatalities.

For analysis with Ingenuity, these genes, were designated as focus genes and were overlaid onto a global molecular network developed from information contained in the Ingenuity knowledge base.

Eighteen provinces, accounting for about 51% of India's population, have been designated 'high focus provinces' under India's ongoing NRHM.

Moreover, the choices of land areas designated Ecological Focus Areas vary considerably within the Union (the commonest being areas of nitrogen-fixing plants — a category which is eligible in every country except Denmark, while only eight countries have included terraces in their lists).

In contrast, many municipalities, especially smaller ones, do not have designated staff focused on environmental administration.

Accordingly, we designated those foci harboring either of the two crypt subtypes as dysplasia-associated ACF (dACF).