Sentence examples for focused farther from inspiring English sources

Rays not in the meridian plane, called skew rays, are focused farther away from the lens than those lying in the plane.

Rays passing through the lens close to its centre are focused farther away than rays passing through a circular zone near its rim.

But Mr. Rivers's attention lately has been focused farther south, on the White House, where efforts to have the government work more closely with religious organizations to tackle social problems may place him in a more influential position than he ever achieved with his small social services center here.

Since parallel light rays that are reflected by the centre of a spherical mirror are focused farther away than those reflected from the outer regions, Schmidt introduced a thin lens (called the correcting plate) at the radius of curvature of the primary mirror.

As French troops focus farther north, they are moving out of cities they seized earlier in the operation.

Now he's shifted his focus farther east, with a survey of the works of Béla Bartók, which not only involves the orchestra, but also other concerts and performers, including a cycle of the string quartets by no less than the Takács Quartet.

It's partly because of these challenges that SumUp CEO Daniel Klein is focused on moving "farther and faster" than the others in terms of rollout.

The soaring expanses of freeway disorient me; my eyes haven't focussed on anything farther away than a few blocks in a long time.

Those critiques of Foley aside, I'd like to focus a bit farther out.

Autofocus was a bit on the screwy side, for one — when left in full auto mode, the camera easily homes in on nearby objects but struggles to produce a sharp image when trying to focus on something farther away.

An evolutionary viewpoint pushes the focus out farther to look at long-term ecological relationships, including symbiotic bacteria, parasites and pathogens, historical lifestyles, and the genetics of populations.