Sentence examples for refocused onto from inspiring English sources

The role of the home secretary over local policing would be substantially reduced and refocused onto the areas of national policing and security.

The light is then collimated at the output of the fiber and refocused onto the detector (see Table 1).

The diffracted beam is collimated by a spherical lens with a 40-cm focal length, and refocused onto the sample with an objective lens.

After filtering the scattered excitation light using a 550 nm long pass filter, fluorescence emission from the donor and the acceptor was refocused onto an EMCCD camera (Andor, UK).

A toroidal mirror is used for refocusing onto the sample surface.

Therefore, refocusing onto how to protect the more-stable normal cells from the toxicity of chemotherapy, instead of on how to kill the always-changing cancer cells per se, may be a better strategy to cure cancer, as having been proposed by Blagosklonny and Pardee previously 80, although the purpose still would be to hit cancer cells more harshly.

Then, their thoughts refocused on the race.

What the more enlightened Arab leaders understand today is that with the mounting pressure of globalization, population explosions and dwindling oil revenues, their long acceptance of political and economic stagnation -- which they managed with repression and by refocusing anger onto Israel and America -- is becoming unsustainable.

Eyeglasses work by refocusing light onto the retina, the light-sensitive tissue in the back of the eye responsible for transforming photons of light into signals the brain can turn into images.

In Scotland, attempts by certain actors to refocus debates onto taxation as opposed to MUP can be seen as an attempt to shift policymaking to Westminster (where tax policy for the entire United Kingdom is set), as it was felt that the government there was more sympathetic to commercial interests [ 21],[ 23].

His conclusions refocused blame away from the individual guards and onto the overcrowded prison conditions that allowed the fire to endanger so many lives.