Sentence examples for focus of the display from inspiring English sources

A list of star outfits does not do justice to the focus of the display: to polish and promote the names of the designers who, as presented in this exhibition, are integral to movie history.

Recent approaches either focus on the display of age frequency distributions that ignore the standard errors or on radial plots, that support comparisons between estimates allowing for their differing precisions, but without giving an explicit picture of the age frequency distribution.

These goddesses are mainly depicted headless to focus on the display of their sexual organs, thus signifying sexual vigour, but they do not explain the self-decapitation theme.

We also emphasized on the fact that they should try to be as relaxed as possible and to focus on the display instead of their own body.

This review focused on the display of different designs and software used to improve productivity of the desalination plants as well as the types of solar collectors used, membrane, heat transfer fluid and working fluid of the Rankine cycle.

Figure 3C focuses on the display of bronchi and alveoli.

Previous studies involving CEUS in cystic pancreatic lesions have most often focused on the display of the components and nodules in cystic lesions as well as the enhancement features [ 2– 4].

Silverstein et al. developed ICC color calibration profiles for three displays focusing on the display end of the imaging workflow [ 1] using an on-screen color target.

Although TA-NOS was not the primary focus of the intervention, teachers displayed the largest levels of improvement in their understanding of TA-NOS relative to other measured variables (see Additional file 1: Figure S2).

In this subspace, only HINTER, g is maintained, which is thus the focus of the analysis: optimally displaying the diversity among populations.

Merchant's House Museum: 'In the Spirit — Modern Photographers Channel the 19th Century' (Friday through Monday and Thursday) The ethereal world of spirit photography, in which moods or actual images captured on film suggest the presence of supernatural beings, is the focus of a display on view through Nov. 28.