Sentence examples for work homing from inspiring English sources

The Maltese-American cartoonist is best known for his comics journalism, including works like "Palestine," "Safe Area Goražde," and "Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt" (his 2012 New York Times best-selling collaboration with Chris Hedges), but "The Great War" is a purely visual work, homing in on a specific moment in history.

The system works by homing in on specific pixels in a video over the course of time.

This work aims at "homing in" on the concept of passive testing.

And like hers, Fowler's work is tough on our emotions, frequently homing in on eccentric and troubled cultural figures.

Since impressions often cost orders of magnitude less than clicks, advertisers could drastically boost ROI by homing in on ads that work just by being seen.

The problem is that terrorists are like homing pigeons – they come home to roost.

However, most of the literature that works on foraging consider the two tasks searching and homing, since the two others are more related to robot design.

Although these data suggest that further work may still be required to optimize human cardiac mesoangioblasts homing to the heart, they clearly indicate that the basic homing mechanisms are similar in mouse and humans and are equally susceptible to enhancement.

She's gone ("home") but she's here too, "homing" in those she loves.

Last month, she was hard at work in a recording studio in Hoboken -- in a building that also houses homing pigeons.

By homing in on the basic humanity of the twins' story and working it with such sympathy, Strauss manages to move Chang and Eng from the sideshow stage, placing them at the center of a story of heroic longing.