Sentence examples for single focal point from inspiring English sources

The chapel does not have a single focal point.

If your photographer really likes the look of low light, there is a way to get a fast, quality lens at a reasonable price: skip the zoom lens for a single focal point lens called a "prime" lens.

The word "sound" plays a similar hold-the-fort role in a bizarrely geological account of the German avant-gardist Johannes Kalitzke: "Explosive force generating from a single focal point often serves to integrate diverse facets of sound, causing both compression and extension to occur within each structural layer".

Yet this room has no single focal point.

A big part of that was the third-person perspective that both gave me increased environmental awareness and also grounded my view on a single focal point – my character at the centre of the screen.

The range of staining intensity was similar to that seen in mouse tissue with some bacilli easily visible whilst others were quite weak with a single focal point of fluorescent signal.

Imbued with the filmmaker's trademarks, every shot is deliberately framed with a single, central focal point.

Given the interflowing streams of class, race, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, ability, and nationality that shape the complex modalities of social experience, it is unlikely that gender or any other single factor could suffice as a single or unitary focal point.

In the investing game, participants tend to settle on a single economic scenario, or focal point, that they think most people will agree is the likeliest.

However, with the moiré fringes [ Fig. 2(a)] resulting from overlapping a simple straight-line grating [ Fig. 2(b)] and a fork-type vortex grating [ Fig. 2(c)], the rotating blades readily merge into a single spot at the focal point [ Fig. 2(f)].

Put simply, converging lenses, like those in telescopes, work by bending rays of light until they come together at a single point, known as a focal point.