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Meanings of focal in English
Level programming language for the Lego Mindstorms NXT.
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Usage of focal in English
1
You are the focal point, and therefore the focal point for criticism.
2
Deal-making and earnings reports provided a second focal point for regional investors.
3
The dining room had long been the focal point of the home.
4
His mobility up front has given the side a better focal point.
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But Washington wants North Korea's nuclear program to be the focal point.
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However, real-time sonography demonstrated focal inhomogeneity in the liver in both cases.
7
Arizona, which borders Mexico, has been a focal point of immigration laws.
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Conclusions: Propagation occurs often in patients with focal epilepsy, evaluated for surgery.
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The idea is to create focal points of colour, pattern or texture.
10
Data from both global and focal ischemia animal models have been encouraging.
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Clinical symptoms included a focal mass with pain, weight loss and weakness.
12
They share common electronics and focal plane designs but have different optics.
13
It is these Plutinos that are the focal point of this debate.
14
The outstanding David Clifford's instinctive finish wasn't the focal point for regret.
15
I think we should make it a focal point of the campaign.
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The main one being that there are too many competing focal points.
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Focal through the time
Focal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare