focus
ফোকাস
definition
verb
try to focus on a stationary object
(of a person or their eyes) adapt to the prevailing level of light and become able to see clearly.
the study will focus on a number of areas in Wales
pay particular attention to.
noun
this generation has made the environment a focus of attention
the center of interest or activity.
The circumcircle of a triangle formed by three tangents to a parabola, passes through the focus of the parabola.
one of the fixed points from which the distances to any point of a given curve, such as an ellipse or parabola, are connected by a linear relation.
translation of 'focus'
verb
নাভিগত করান,
রশ্মিকেন্দ্রীভূত করা
noun
অধিশ্রয়,
কেন্দ্রবিন্দু,
ক্রিয়া-কেন্দ্র,
ফোক্স্,
নাভি,
উত্সবিন্দু
example
Creating awareness of other cultures was an important 'focus' of this project.
The gentleman moved his 'focus' to the intersection between the main and back halls that led to the gardens.
our 'focus' on the customer's requirements
Focus on the subject and keep your finger depressed on the 'focus' lock.
our 'focus' on the customer's requirements
For example, in one puzzle you have to 'focus' a telescope, and to do so you have to add or remove 14 lenses.
Even the smallest amateur telescope will clearly show the rings of Saturn, provided it is in 'focus' .
his face is rather out of 'focus'
The catenary is the locus of the 'focus' of a parabola rolling along a straight line.
Materials called photonic crystals have the potential to 'focus' visible light, but may not work as well with microwaves.
My heart is seriously about to beat out of my chest, but I 'focus' my camera before I can change my mind and run out the back door.
As a result, the current 'focus' for tunable lasers is on circuit-switched applications.
Underrepresented middle-school children are the 'focus' of a new optics outreach program.
Once you have a clear 'focus' , gather the right team around you to get the job done.
Lenses on cameras not only 'focus' the image but they may magnify or diminish the apparent size of a scene.
Her entire 'focus' was concentrated on the small object which rested at the exact center of the room, her one and only focal point.
Good thing he took the time to 'focus' his video camera on the guy.
When she finally did open them, everything blurred out of 'focus' , then came in clear.
We keep our 'focus' by concentrating on efforts on the goods and services we are strongest in.
try to 'focus' on a stationary object
Yelina shifted her 'focus' and began concentrating on her breathing.
Squinting, barely able to 'focus' , Bill could make out Neva and the vampire called Lamkin.
The case story is often the immediate or central 'focus' of the consultation.
The fiber was brought into 'focus' , and the bead was manipulated into the same focal plane.
It just looks out of 'focus' but its still watchable, like a second generation vhs copy (without the picture roll and wigged out colour).
The microscope has a motorized 'focus' , allowing a minimum step resolution of 25 nm.
this generation has made the environment a 'focus' of attention
By then, Kentou was watching it too, trying to 'focus' his eyes onto the blurred shape, trying to make out the features of the body.
A camera system which controls the driving of a 'focus' lens through overlap control with a high degree of accuracy, is disclosed.
The curve of the meniscus between the fluids can be altered with currents sent through the tube, which changes the 'focus' of the lens.
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