Sentence examples for focus leading from inspiring English sources

Pinholes in the internal zone and in the external zone give destructive interference to the focus, leading to localized hollow beams being generated on the focal plane.

But Bolt, who turned 29 on Friday, will still turn heads when the opening rounds of the men's 100 begin Saturday, even if he has not been the focus leading to the meet.

Further, we provided evidence that certainty of goal attainment at a high (vs. low) level of progress drove this shift in focus, leading to such sabotage behaviors (Studies 3A, 3B).

Hence Gandhi nonviolently freeing India from the greatest empire of his time, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. overturning segregation in the South, Nelson Mandela ending apartheid — intention wedded to action, focus leading to carry-through, evolution resulting from perseverance and discipline.

Most of the focus leading into the game at the London Stadium has been on Bennett and Mal Meninga, after the Kangaroos coach said Bennett attempted to undermine his position and that he wanted Meninga's job before accepting the offer from the RFL at the start of this year.

Pick: 49ers Bills (1-1) at Jets (1-1) 4:25 p.m. Sunday Line: Jets by 2 ½ The news media focus leading up to this game will almost certainly be on the rookie starting quarterbacks involved, Geno Smith and E. J. Manuel.

The European case on Intel was also tightly focused, leading to the highest damages judgment in E.C. competition policy history and a mandate to avoid quantity-linked rebates.

A longer duration may allow the formation of epileptogenic foci, leading to chronic epilepsy, and eventually have a negative effect on the prognosis of the patients.

It has an intensely, almost overpoweringly focused leading performance from Casey Affleck – a best actor (drama) nominee – as an angry, lonely man who finds that his dead brother has made him guardian of his nephew.

Example 9d represents the non-default employment of a perfective adverb with a state verb29; modified by a perfective adverb a coercion effect is induced, the initial point of the state is focused leading to an inchoative reading (Meisterernst 2016b).

The contaminating stromal cells may interfere with the ability to call somatic mutations, especially in the low-grade foci, leading to a falsely elevated number of apparently private mutations and obscuring the clonal relationship among concurrent foci.