Sentence examples for incremental focusing from inspiring English sources

But the focusing process involving repeatedly testing a small part of the image, to measure its sharpness, coupled with incremental focusing adjustments—requires a lot of computation.

Historically, developments in transdermal drug delivery have been incremental, focusing on overcoming problems associated with the barrier properties of the skin, reducing skin irritation rates and improving the aesthetics associated with passive patch systems.

We expect an incremental focus on costs savings/reinvestment and R&D.

The newly proposed approach involves incremental Focused Ion Beam (FIB) milling of annular trenches at material surface, combined with high resolution SEM imaging of a previously deposited marker pattern.

Quality assurance tools maintain a dynamic and incremental focus aimed at describing complex structures and continuous improvement.

As is now routine with iPhone releases, the 6s is an off-year incremental upgrade, focusing on upgraded internals instead of exterior aesthetics.

Improvements from the E-510, released last year, are incremental at best, focusing on "extras" rather than core photographic technologies.

If they have the potential to be something more than a dead-end, they should keep the brand alive in a lower-priced existence while forgetting about incremental upgrades and focusing on a more exciting (and expensive) future for smart glasses.

There is the emergence of a two-speed world in sustainability, between those companies still reacting to external expectations and focusing on incremental mitigation, and those that see sustainability through a more expansive lens of growth.

Bregier said the company would now be focusing on incremental innovations that could quickly be delivered to the marketplace, with the A350 and the A320neo completing the Airbus range for the next 15 to 20 years.

Incrementalism emphasizes the plurality of actors involved in the policy-making process and predicts that policy makers will build on past policies, focusing on incremental rather than wholesale changes.