In classical probability theory (and especially in classical statistics) one usually focuses, not on the set of all possible probability weights, but on some designated subset of these (e.g., those belonging to a given family of distributions).
But these days she is also immersed in a project that focuses not on boldface names but on promising, lesser-known ones.
Thus our statistical assessment focuses not on an entire ensemble of network, but on a very specific one, so our results pertain to the particular network under consideration.
More camera-based experimentation here, although FriendStrip focuses not on filmmaking, but on comic strips.
They must ask why politics focuses not on problems and solutions, but on enemies and guilt.
The Lane show, however, focuses not on the brand's glory days, but on its long twilight.
The glossy cover focuses not on a face, but on clothes: a ball dress and starched white evening gloves.
The argument for raising interest rates focuses not on the wellbeing of workers, but that of the financiers.
And yet, in her book, Ms. Bando focuses not on policy or diplomacy but on everyday issues.
It focuses not on the substance of Judaism, its laws, or history or ritual objects, but on perceptions of them.
There, concern focuses not on the war but on the confused official reaction to the anthrax outbreak.
