Sentence examples for upon which to focus from inspiring English sources

Jordan has an internal reform movement upon which to focus and a seemingly progressive leader.

In the feature subset selection problem, a learning algorithm is faced with the problem of selecting a relevant subset of features upon which to focus its attention, while ignoring the rest.

At a time in which there is so much sorrow, tragedy, atrocity and depravity in the realm of news, the world thankfully has the spectacular story of the against-all-odds Chilean miners' rescue upon which to focus.

The paradox is not lost on the nation's storytellers: a culture that has shown such a voracious appetite for monumentally evil villains and the cinematic violence they justify now has an actual villain upon which to focus but chooses to back off.

It is, LaValle suggests, easier to live an unhappy life when you have a handy demon upon which to focus your despair and rage; easier than trying to wrestle with the conditions that led to that unhappy life in the first place.

Although all of these steps are critical, we view target validation and selection and the conduct of biology-directed clinical trials as especially important areas upon which to focus to speed progress from gene to drug and to reduce the unacceptably high attrition rate during clinical development.

For example, from this analysis, we could choose specific variables – such as springs – upon which to base conservation strategies, or focus on GDE clusters.

The teachers congress should decide upon which subjects to focus initial development (this could be restricted to one or two subjects) and the timeline for development (including drafting and piloting).

Which is to focus upon the day job, upon the mundane concerns of Scottish society.

So let's stop arguing about which issue to focus upon.

Going back to our original question of feeding the masses of 2050, how might we decide which humans to focus upon?