The phrase "focusing to" is not correct in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase "focusing on." For example: I am focusing on improving my public speaking skills.
It has a 24-megapixel sensor and includes features from touchscreen focusing to 4K video recording.
Look at this 15-second video showing synthetic aperture focusing to see through foliage.
Among these are beam merging, focusing to a small spot, and bending and recirculating beams.
Some projectors feature remote-controlled or automatic focusing to keep each successive slide image sharp on the screen.
Diana has years of experience working with TRiO Programs and in the education field focusing to promote school-community partnerships.
Excellent beam quality of the source allows focusing to a spot diameter of <3 μm, which implies peak powers on the order of 1015 W cm−2.
While researchers are focusing to improve the existing scaffolding system, this research introduces a newly developed device to minimize fall accidents.
Thus, this review puts into perspective latest research on this topic focusing to the construction of hybrid inorganic organic materials based on flexible ligands.
Researchers all over the world are focusing to exploit the potential of plants as phytoremediators, a technology which is cost-effective, sustainable and eco-friendly.
This work presents a new Rayleigh wave EMAT transducer design, employing geometric focusing to improve the signal strength and detection precision of surface breaking defects.
The research aims to identify the cluster of specific items in short self administrated depression questionnaires for atypical depression focusing to differentiate from major depression.
