Sentence examples for secondary focus from inspiring English sources
Colleges without minors may offer another way to pursue a secondary focus.
But in Sir Colin's performance, nationalistic -- or for that matter religious -- fervor seemed a secondary focus.
Secondary focus systems also have the advantage that both the primary and secondary reflecting surfaces may be carefully shaped so as to improve the gain over that of a simple parabolic antenna.
After their initial experiments, Mr. O'Boyle and Ms. Morris concluded that their target market was best represented on Facebook and with a secondary focus on Twitter to connect with younger customers and follow market influencers.
The Mostly Mozart Festival's secondary focus on Stravinsky this summer has been a hit, no doubt because the most frequently heard of his works — the three early ballets, the various incarnations of "L'Histoire du Soldat" and "Pulcinella" — have largely been bypassed in favor of worthy scores that are not programmed continuously through the season.
Page B3 Arts MOZART FESTIVAL SHOWCASES SOME LESSER-KNOWN WORKS The Mostly Mozart Festival's secondary focus on Stravinsky this summer has been a hit, writes Allan Kozinn, no doubt because the most frequently heard of his works have largely been bypassed in favor of worthy scores that are not programmed continuously through the season.
The secondary focusing occurs during the overlay deposition when the electrosprayed particulates favorably deposit onto the pre-patterned pillars.
Glioblastoma is an aggressive brain tumor characterized by its high propensity for local invasion, formation of secondary foci within the brain, as well as areas of necrosis.
Additionally, one may also find out about secondary foci that may be located away from the intrinsic focus and, without using these methods, may stay undetected and thus untreated.
This invasion displayed features of the disease in vivo: a primary tumor mass, diffuse migration of invading single cells into the nervous tissue, secondary foci, as well as peritumoral cell death.
Tumor cell invasion is facilitated by proteolytic enzymes which degrade the extracellular matrix (ECM) of the surrounding tissue leading to the formation of secondary foci.
