Sentence examples for would concentrate to from inspiring English sources

I would concentrate to the point where I would not even see the batter; I would only see the bat as he swung.

Because the energy of the E-splines would concentrate to a narrower support with the increasing of N, the Gabor coefficient matrix holds lower sparsity and hence its recovery by using CS algorithms is more reliable.

If allowed to stand, this surrender to media giantism would concentrate the power to decide what we read and see -- in both entertainment and news -- in the hands of an ever-shrinking establishment elite.

Instead, he would concentrate on plans to beat Dundee United on Sunday to add to a good haul of points for the Easter Road side over the festive period.

Mr. Morrison said another concern was that hackers would concentrate on trying to run up people's phone bills or find ways to tap into the location-tracking services tied to phones.

He said his plane could work on 500 different routes, but would concentrate initially on London to New York, San Francisco to Tokyo, and Los Angeles to Sydney.

Using A. thaliana and O. sativa as illustrations, this would concentrate genetic efforts to 104 and 107 LTSP loci, instead of the 897 and 971 total FBX loci present in each species, respectively.

I would concentrate on reaching out to the African-American community.

So instead of focusing on features like multilayer anticorrosion coatings, he would concentrate on longevity, telling consumers to "Beat the System, Buy a Volvo".

He added that he would concentrate his efforts on trying to strike a deal.

That would concentrate their minds.