For the large local peaks scope, the three-point hill-climbing method still can appear as the focusing error to search the local peak point P" in Figure 6. Figure 6 Wrong focusing of three-point hill-climbing algorithm.
When you think about it, a ton of the "living photo" is junk data, with the "wrong" focus or none at all.
But for many of you this was the wrong focus.
And if our debates around the budget don't have that in mind, then we've got the wrong focus.
Civil liberties groups and newspapers have also been voicing concerns.But ID cards are the wrong focus for worries about threats to privacy.
The analysis from Esiason, Deion Sanders and Dan Marino was scattered and did not offer enough to be memorable, and the best possible analytic segment had the wrong focus.
In his article, Mr. Ritter uses the search for missing artillery shells apparently filled with mustard gas as an example of the wrong focus.
If two key, modern child protection tragedies – the cases of Baby Peter and Daniel Pelka – tell us anything, it is that this has to be the wrong focus.
Wrong Focus on Mayweather To the Sports Editor Re Mayweather Seeks Jail Movee," June 13: I used to think that nothing looked more natural than boxing gloves on Floyd Mayweather until I saw the handcuffs on his wrists.
Last year "was a dismal year for many private equity firms, and the reason for that was they had the wrong focus," Mr. Kravis told a group of investors last week at a conference sponsored by Goldman , Sachs
Neil Spungin, Kfar Yonah, Israel The wrong focus Your editorial "Who rules the mobile bands (July 23) suggests that the U.S. government should examine the dearth of competition among mobile phone providers.
