Sentence examples for speed of focus from inspiring English sources

38% of infections were secondary to a removable focus (of which approximately half were IV catheter-related) and the proportion and speed of focus removal did not differ significantly between centres.

This typically increases the speed and accuracy of focus and helps to reduce errors in auto-exposure.

It is our experience that the results of this study, the good and the bad, are to some degree representative of all automated, high-speed devices we have seen, and they spring from the same limitations that all high-speed devices share – the challenges of focus, speed, and compression.

But a new service Google is launching this evening very much puts the focus back on speed — an obsessive amount of focus, one might say.

This approach relaxed the requirements on the speed of the dynamic focusing (along the z axis).

"This season there has been a lot of speed focus to get stronger at my weaker event [the 500m] and I haven't done as much stamina training so I think it would be good to go back to a bit of that and find my super-strength and hopefully I'll have more of a fighting chance [at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics] next year".

To solve this dilemma of speed and focus, a proper methodology is needed to enhance customer orientation and systematically integrate customer requirements into the product development process.

Understanding the sequence of changes that precedes full adoption of T&T policies will help to highlight behaviors that are important for monitoring in areas where implementation has been less successful, and suggest areas of focus to speed uptake of new policies.

The objective is to increase the speed of the detector by focusing on the promising zones of the image.

The speed of scanning in line-focus mode achieved is two orders of magnitude faster compared to the point illumination mode, which enables ex vivo measurements of large areas of skin surface during a few minutes.

To measure the focusing speed of the ETL we built an "optical oscilloscope" that allows direct visualization of the focal spot z-position over time.