Sentence examples for parallel focus from inspiring English sources

But he said unpublished work from a series of parallel focus groups with people in Bristol showed that many thought the media had exaggerated the seriousness of the email scandal.

Embodied impacts are a significant and growing proportion and it is increasingly recognised that the focus on reducing operational energy consumption needs to be accompanied by a parallel focus on reducing embodied impacts.

For sectors where in vivo toxicity tests continue to be a regulatory requirement, there has been a parallel focus on how to refine studies (i.e. reduce suffering and improve animal welfare) and increase the value that in vivo data adds to the safety assessment process, as well as where to reduce animal numbers where possible.

And that's a large parallel focus to the technology of the ferry itself: what is the on-shore requirement?

However, due to a parallel focus on holistic processing of the total scene, this effect may be dampened, resulting in a more equivalent response to object and background novelty, since any change in the visual scene would disrupt the holistic representation of the scene.

Three parallel focus groups of PC clinicians were organised by O + Berri, the Basque Institute for Healthcare Innovation.

In parallel, focused transcription analyses were performed in cry1a- and in CRY2-OX tomato genotypes.

A similar study conducted in parallel, focusing on physicians' perspective, has been the object of a recent publication [ 25].

Specifically, we have generated sequence data from many vertebrates in parallel, focusing our studies on targeted genomic regions (as opposed entire genomes).

It consists of a sealed X-ray tube which operates at 1.5 kW (40 kV, 35 mA, Cu Kα, λ = 1.54 Å), a pair of cross coupled Göbel-mirrors for monochromatization and parallel focusing, three pinholes (⌀ 750 μm, 400 μm defining the beam size and 1000 μm to suppress scattering from the second pinhole) and a position sensitive two-dimensional area detector (HI-STAR, Bruker AXS).

That part, called "Parallels," focuses on Brazilian art from 1950 onward and draws on the largest private collection of abstract Latin American art, that of the Cisneros Foundation in Venezuela.