Sentence examples for extent centered from inspiring English sources

As the political dialogue shifted this past year from being dominated by talk of Iraq to domestic economic issues, Mr. McCain has had to adapt his campaign from one that was (and still is to a great extent) centered on his national security credentials and support for the war in Iraq.

The philosophical interest in self-reference is to a large extent centered around the paradoxes.

Nixon's guilt to some extent centered on whether he or his agents had the responsibility for various actions.

The same instrument was used to acquire 24-48 SDOcrossosectionalnal radial B-scans (20° in extent) centered on the ONH [ Fig. 1(a) ].

I think his core supporters are probably center-left and, to some extent, center-right people who think that he's done a reasonably good job with the hand he was dealt.

Properties of labeled regions such as size, extent, center of mass, or mean intensity value are accessed with measure.regionprops (see Fig. 5d).

Donald Trump certainly will not, and Trumpism, to the extent that it is centered on Trump's persona, will not either.

The 2 injections in monkey ACy21 were of similar extent, and both were centered in the intermediate division of the basal nucleus in different hemispheres (Fig. 2) but extended dorsally to reach the ventral part of the magnocellular division.

The amplitudes of both responses were reduced, and both the center of gravity and, to a lesser extent, the center of foot pressure were shifted forward.

When the euro was born in the 1990s, much deliberation centered on the extent of political and economic integration necessary to support the currency.

Targets are frequently centered on the extent of area under protection [e.g., 17% of land should be under protection by 2020 (6)].