She is focused at this moment on the script for the third episode of "Bette".
But here there is no electricity or internet access, and little awareness that the world's attention is focused at its door.
She told the Associated Press his job would be to "ensure that the White House is focused at all times on all of the threats that the United States faces abroad".
Just remember: depth of field is greatest when the lens is focused at a distance and the aperture is small, and shallowest when you are focusing on close-up subjects and the lens aperture is opened up.
The operation is focused at Wath-upon-Dearne in South Yorkshire, following potential sightings of Heald in the Rotherham and Doncaster areas where he has lived for most of his life.
This weekend will also mark the end of the N.H.L. regular season, and while most attention is focused at the bottom of the playoff race for teams getting in, Washington is sitting rather pretty atop the Eastern Conference.
In some patients, pain is focused at the central core of a single callus, whereas in others the pain is more diffuse across the weight-bearing portion of the forefoot.
Instead of replicating volcanoes, we might use synthetic particles made from metals or ceramics designed to scatter sunlight selectively or that exploit the physics that governs the motion of small particles in the upper atmosphere so that cooling is focused at the poles where it's needed most.
In Darwin's theory there is not a struggle of all against all: the crucial competition is focused at one level, and the theory is much more relaxed about whether competition does or does not occur between species or within one body.
Based on the timing of the inquiry and the people subpoenaed, most politicians here say they believe the investigation is focused, at least in part, on whether Ms. Dixon, in her former position as City Council president, played a role in approving contracts that benefited her sister's employer.
The effort to sharpen the skills of Afghan Special Forces is focused at this base, which was opened to a New York Times reporter and photographer under the ground rules that its location and the Special Operations units operating here would not be disclosed.
