Sentence examples for more precise focus from inspiring English sources

The pattern of these graves was not completed when Lincoln rose to speak above it, but he knew what Saunders's vision for the cemetery was, and he gave it even more precise focus and explication.

Hundreds of autofocus points means you get to rely on the camera's computer to have more precise focus on a subject in the frame of the camera.

Certain limitations of using mouse xenograft models for developing candidate biomarkers, such as engraftment of cultured cells, use of an immunocompromised host, and absence of cancer initiation from the ovary itself, must be acknowledged to permit a more precise focus on how data may be best applied to clinical disease.

The more precise focus localization of electric source imaging also allows better preparation for intracranial electrode implantations if deemed necessary (Seeck et al. 2010).

The new quantitative focusing mechanism not only allows more precise focusing but also maintains optimal focusing depth throughout a measurement allowing multiple observations to be made over time without the need to refocus each time a measurement is made.

To be more precise, we focus on highly relativistic narrow axisymmetric jets and show that in this regime the 2D steady-state equations of Special Relativistic MHD (SRMHD) are well approximated by 1D time-dependent equations of SRMHD.

Our investigations invite the conclusion that a more precise research focus on early diagnosis of cancer is, indeed, warranted [ 2].

In the same spirit, this introduction simply talks about money, but the rest of the paper will be more precise in focusing on M1.

It is likely that the significantly higher vascular density, as observed with the new Cytocam-IDF technique in comparison to SDF imaging, is the direct result of the observed increase in contrast and sharpness, due to the improved magnification lens and high-resolution sensor in combination with more precise quantitative focusing.

It's hard not to try to tackle all the contributing issues at once, but we have learned that taking a more precise and focused approach to improving the quality of and access to maternal healthcare, as well as addressing the lack of supplies many care providers and mothers face, will serve our goals and mission more effectively.

Semantic search systems allow much more precise and focused retrieval and extraction than do the traditional keyword-based systems [ 112].