Sentence examples for sense focusing from inspiring English sources

To do so, an analysis of the nuclear fuel cycle cost of three options (direct disposal (once through), PWR MOX (Mixed OXide fuel), and Pyro-SFR (Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor)) from the viewpoint of economic sense, focusing on the cost estimation model, was conducted using a dynamic model.

In a sense, focusing on the young is the old way to do things.

During the first seven weeks of training, officer cadets learn militarization and sea sense, focusing on learning about the military environment, along with team and leadership skills.

Rihanna's and Fifth Harmony's latest hits are using "work" in a broader sense, focusing more on the effort it takes to get intimate with another human being than putting in hours at the office.

Both "Wide Awake" (which had the grinding overdeliberateness of a particularly malevolent "Afterschool Special") and "The Sixth Sense" focused on children whose special sensitivity isolated them.

The IBM annual, one of just a handful this year that made sense, focuses on strategy and implementation.

For example, the company runs a Hong Kong-based subsidiary called Smart Sense, focused on much of the same thing.

Applebaum (1982, p.204) suggests that non-conceptual perception in this sense focuses attention on sensing, in which consciousness turns its attention inwards to the activity of the sense-organs resulting in deepening and broadening their proprioceptive content.

While Difference and Repetition ranges over a wide field of philosophical topics, Logic of Sense focuses on two aspects of a single issue, the structure and genesis of sense.

Much of the romance in Fitzgerald -- "romance" in its original sense focuses on the stories of valiant losers as opposed to history's winners -- derives from his Irish sensibility.

Additionally, most of the studies on improving the neck reposition sense focused on the neck itself.