Sentence examples for fields to focus from inspiring English sources

It divested itself of some oil and gas fields to focus on others.

Thursday's announcement is in keeping with a strategy Devon announced in November to sell all of its offshore and international oil and gas fields to focus on North American onshore resources.

The use of DC and RF fields to focus ions from the ion source into the vacuum chamber has been proposed in the literature, but the improvement of ion transmission efficiency is limited.

FIBL uses electrostatic and magnetic fields to focus a low-energy ion beam commonly down to diameters of 50 nm; it can be passed through a stencil onto a surface and also used in free-form milling processes due to the complexities of ion beam optics [50].

Major airways and vasculature were generally avoided in selecting fields to focus on peripheral parenchyma, as reported by others (cf. Refs. [22] [25]).

Ecologic approaches to water-related diseases have drawn from biology, epidemiology, and genetics, among other fields, to focus on environmental determinants of disease via natural and increasingly anthropogenic changes to the physical environment, which frequently result from shifts in (human) population, consumption, and technologic growth (UNEP 2007).

Francona said he was too preoccupied with turning the team around on the field to focus on the report.

Creative compromise Sometimes, you'll find that there is insufficient depth of field to focus clearly on the entirety of your frame.

"It is too early to make any judgment on" such ensembles, said Paul Lansky, a composer and professor of music at Princeton who was a pioneering figure in computer music but recently abandoned the field to focus on traditional instruments.

And it makes it very quick and easy to find out whether a new theory is viable, or is already ruled out by previous measurements - hopefully allowing the field to focus on the best candidates more rapidly.

Craig A. Etter, a tax audit lawyer in Tysons Corner, Va., with the law firm Greenberg Traurig, said that "the primary reason for doing one of these audit technique guides is to get auditors in the field to focus on what the I.R.S. national office thinks is a problem with noncompliance".