Sentence examples for method of focusing from inspiring English sources

The method of focusing on the dengue-carrying mosquitos is a highly targeted method and therefore environmentally friendly, says Alphey.

The amplitude frequency spectrum of the reflected signals is analyzed both qualitatively and using an original method of "focusing".

In terms of searching for solution principles, the method of focusing on physical effects will be introduced.

In this work we introduce another method of focusing on the problem that is independent of the degree of the polynomials and that is simpler.

In this paper, we propose a novel method of focusing light onto a small region of space by an off-axis HOE that is illuminated from multiple directions in a plane.

By focusing on growing CNT arrays with height uniformity, instead of the typical method of focusing on increasing the kCNT, we realized the performance boost by eightfold increase in uniformity and elimination of carbonaceous byproducts on the array canopy and dispersed Fe within walls.

Whereas he generally understands it to be a method of focused attention, when it comes to observing the associative processes prior to the activity of apperception (see below), he says that it "is necessary to suppress as much as possible the activity of will, and passively give oneself over to the play of the emerging representations" (PP II: 437).

The conventional method of focussing on a single protein at a time, however important the protein may be, would mean losing perspective of its larger context and hence may not provide the right answers, especially in drug discovery.

Random approaches, such as evolutionary adaptation, have resulted in strains with improved acetic acid tolerance [ 14, 15], but this method of focused selection on a single trait often leads to loss of other important properties in industrial yeast strains.

Designs that take these factors into account, coupled with improved methods of focusing current and orchestrating when and where it is applied, will likely strengthen the usefulness of tDCS for investigating language functions and improving them.

This is accomplished by prosecutors' "aggravating factors," use of victims' families for sympathy and other methods of focusing on the heinousness of the crime to make the jury's or voters' own crime seems commensurate or even "too good for him" and therefore just.