Sentence examples for giving equal focus from inspiring English sources

"I hope forces will be giving equal focus to addressing the many innocent people on the DNA database who are now entitled to have their profile deleted, as was decided by parliament in May".

The Globes' tradition of splitting categories gives equal focus to lighter fare – and the tastes of the voters also tends to skew more upbeat.

The corps de ballet is given equal focus in Peter Martins's "Jeu de Cartes," set to the Stravinsky score that the composer wrote for Balanchine in 1937, their first collaboration in the United States.

But Barclays analyst Roger Freeman says Gorman has been trying to debunk that myth and is focusing on giving equal weight to Morgan Stanley's institutional and retail businesses.

In spite of this, almost all existing PPI research focus on improving F-score, giving equal weights on both precision and recall.

Kugel seems to have begun "How to Read the Bible" with the notion of giving equal weight to his two methods, but he soon sidelines the ancient interpreters and focuses on the exceedingly provocative modern scholarship.

Giving equal voice to transport policy [stories]?

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Its maximal value is max(Q F, k ) = k T.     (Equation 17) One drawback of using nearest neighbor relationships for focused tests is that the set of nearest neighbors to the focus are given equal weight in Equations 15 and 16, regardless of their actual geographic distance and direction with respect to the focus.

Given equal maximum temperatures at the laser focus, the maximum temperature at any nonzero distance from the laser focus should be smaller for pulsed laser heating than for CW heating.

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