field focus

[′fēld ‚fō·kəs]

(geophysics)

The total area or volume occupied by an earthquake source.

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It improves the efficiency of computation of tomographic methods by analyzing in spatial frequency domain and evaluating the spectrum of near field focus function using MSP.

A novel fast near-field electromagnetic imaging method for full rotation problem

Las-Heras, Phase optimization for near field focus on simultaneous targets using antenna arrays," in Proceedings of the 6th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP '12), pp.

Technologies for Near-Field Focused Microwave Antennas

An f/2.8 maximum aperture is effective in low light situations and offers shallow depth of field focus control.

Camera lenses: The buying guide

In most discussions of climate change, information and communication technology only comes up as an alternative to commuting, but here specialists in the field focus on the carbon dioxide emissions and the very high energy consumption of the technology, and suggest ways to reduce them.

Green networking

Many activists in this field focus on the need to provide greater legal protection for women and children.

King: "Jordanian option" is illusion, accepting it is suicide to the country...9th ADD

Many of the best-known advances in the field focus on the problems of performing artists, (3, 4) but equally important and dramatic advances also have occurred in the visual arts.

Arts medicine: an interdisciplinary paradigm

In fact, Jonassen and other theorists and researchers from instructional systems design can help the library media field focus on authentic learning with information.

Research in school library media for the next decade: polishing the diamond

This was attributable, it said, to a field focus on servers, a stronger roadmap and more competitive microprocessor performance.

SGI Makes Fourth Quarter Profit as Server Sales Rally

He begins with a discussion of key diplomatic systems in history (with a focus on Europe and the Danish composite state of which Norway was a part) to illustrate that diplomacy is a historical cross-cultural phenomenon, and compares diplomats working abroad with those at home, showing how those in the field focus on gathering and processing information, while those at home produce texts like reports, speeches, positions, and papers.

At home with the diplomats; inside a European foreign ministry

Tips from the field focus on planning lessons, creating student reports on endangered species, dealing with bank accounts, and achieving personal goals via the Olympic spirit.

Hands-On English: A Periodical for Teachers and Tutors of Adult English as a Second Language, 2001-2002

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