Sentence examples for effect of focussing from inspiring English sources

The approach also has the effect of focussing attention almost entirely on Stewart; Mubarek, played very nicely by Aymen Hamdouchi, comes across as just a harmless kid in the little we see of him.

However, a quickie biography by Frederick Martin, in 1865, had the inevitable effect of focussing attention more on the life than on the work; a "Life and Remains of John Clare," in 1873, broke the news that Clare had continued writing in the asylum, but received patronizing reviews.

This has the effect of focussing the power of NGS sequencing onto a particular region (which contains putative disease genes), and simultaneously allowing pooling and later de-convolution of individual DNA samples.

The funnel is shown to favor transmission of higher m/z, and to increase sensitivity by a combined effect of focusing and increased effective reaction time.

None the less, he says, the death did have the effect of focusing his writing.

Intuitively, this has the effect of focusing on documents likely to have large net scores.

Which brings me back to the destructive effect of focusing on invisible monsters.

When you are in the car, the uninspired nature of the hamlets has the effect of focusing the mind on the beauty of the drive between them.

One effect of focusing on notable personages is that issues that cannot easily be reduced to questions of personality get short shrift.

Rolling Stone did not immediately publish the Tsarnaev profile online, which had the effect of focusing the initial debate on the picture.

The effect of focusing on instrument resolution was evaluated and the strategy for detector deployment is discussed.