In team meetings, where there was no clear team leader, the team often lapsed into random conversation, losing its focus (i.e. their focus drifted away from the patient being discussed).
When it's blocked, we're less likely to fall asleep on our desks or feel our focus drifting.
But Damned lacks that steely focus, drifting into repetition and inconsequential pastiche, marking time in the genres it inhabits rather than warping them out of shape.
The farther your gaze and focus drift from the center of your plate, the less accomplished and careful Café Gray seems.
Instead, it's almost impossible, while watching the movie, not to catch it red-handed; it takes a special clumsiness on the part of the filmmakers to let the viewer's focus drift.
Furthermore, without visual validation, unsupervised image analysis can be affected by many potential imaging artifacts including focus drift, motion blur or the presence of insoluble precipitates or aggregates, which affects the interpretation of cell-associated staining patterns.
As in Torta et al. (2009), this element (the Y component would be equivalent) was chosen because it is the most stable element when dealing with focus drifts; H and Z ranges can be more affected by latitudinal displacements of the Sq focus.
On an aeroplane, your focus drifts.
Movies showing clear focus drifts or focal adhesion site growth or dissolution were discarded.
Also, these indicators cannot cancel out signal drift mainly caused by change in cell shape, focus drift, and uptake and consumption of coelenterazine-h due to auto or catalytic oxidization.
One hour before imaging, the culture medium was replaced with L15 phosphate buffered medium (Invitrogen), and the cells were placed on the microscope stage to prevent focus drift due to differences in temperature between the Lab Tek chamber and the objective.
