Sentence examples for form concentrate on from inspiring English sources
"You need to focus on your form, concentrate on what you do well and keep bringing it".
In Part 1 of this paper, a model was described to simulate the dynamic shape evolution of Ni superalloy rings during spray forming, concentrating on the effects of droplet splashing and redeposition.
As the grammar in its title hints, HUB FANS BID KID ADIEU (Library of America, $15), John Updike's imperishable farewell to Ted Williams (an essay now available in book form), concentrates not on the "Kid," but on the fans.
Durand subsequently agreed to postpone its sixth form and concentrate on 375 year 9-11 year pupils.
In the 1950s, he turned away from the human form to concentrate on landscapes of luminous serenity and weirdly powerful flower pieces.
Isle of Wight college has closed its sixth form to concentrate on vocational courses and in December, cash-strapped Totton college was taken over by charity Nacro because falling rolls made it no longer financially viable.
Contact groups -- Committees that are formed to concentrate on specific topics, such as financing environmental projects in the developing world.
"In previous years we've been able to concentrate on one form of the game for a short period of time.
His development efforts have concentrated on new forms that celebrate rather than deny their part in the urban landscape.
In its current form, Framework concentrates on applied research and will only fund collaborations between labs in more than one member state.
From early in 1946 he was a boarder at The Leys school, Cambridge, where, when he entered the sixth form, he concentrated on scientific subjects.
