Sentence examples for focus steering from inspiring English sources

He could barely talk, because he was in a state of deep focus, steering his people to a constellation of stools and chairs that did not exist on the official seating chart.

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Focus steering capabilities of the array were analysed using an open-source T-Array software developed at Moscow State University.

The results of single on and off axial focus, multiple on and off axial foci, half sub-array focus pattern provide further evidence for the 3D focus steering and sub-array mode for avoiding obstacles in focused ultrasound surgery.

Of the 6 feeding practices included, 3 were classified as promotion focused, targeting a desired outcome (healthy eating) for the child, and 3 were classified as prevention focused, steering away from an unwanted outcome (unhealthy eating) for the child.

Greenhalgh had said he intended to return to being a backbench councillor to focus on steering a community pilot scheme in White City, a deprived area of the borough.

FRANKFURT — The head of the Swiss central bank unexpectedly resigned Monday, saying that doubts about currency trades he and his wife made last year threatened to undermine his ability to focus on steering the bank through a global financial crisis.

The canoeist paddles on one side, with the focus on steering along the 200m sprint course, rather than on strength.

Leibovich says SketchBook Ventures' goal is to focus on steering startups toward profitability instead of just reaching commercialization.

If circumstances call for a tough slog through rough terrain, Tacoma drivers will be able to rely on a crawl control system, which assumes throttle and brake responsibilities between 1 and 5mph, leaving the driver to focus on steering around obstacles.

"With RWD you have the option of overwhelming the rear tires with power, pointing the nose in toward the apex [of the turn]," he said, adding that this helps control the car because the front wheels can focus on steering around the corner instead of handling both power management and directional inputs.