The Focal Utopia and Focal Elear are available to preorder now.
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With the Focal Stellia, much as was the case with the Focal Utopia before it, I hear rather than feel it.
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The Company also markets an innovative robot-assisted HIFU device, the Focal One®, dedicated to focal therapy of prostate cancer.
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A focal point The small church is a focal point in the community, which lies about 30 miles east of San Antonio.
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Normal focal length (Image: Gizmodo)Wide-angle focal length (Image: Gizmodo)Another detail that camera fans will love is the huge upgrade to the phone's selfie camera.
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Start with the two-tone coffee color scheme, which is a little reminiscent of the Focal Stellia, except Focal uses real leather whereas Brainwavz puts unnecessary stitching on its leather-like headband material.
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It also doesn't work as well at all focal lengths.
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Focal seizures occur in one isolated part of the brain.
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Chad was, unsurprisingly, the focal point of the entire episode.
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Warren will be the clear focal point of the debate.
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The Nokia 9 PureView just offers a single focal length.
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It has become the focal point of Singapore's art scene.
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Miami also could be a focal point of the offseason.
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Well, their sound reminds me of the $4,000 Focal Utopia.
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That data became the focal point of the U.S. vs.
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Sochi, not Geneva, would be the focal point for talks.
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These blended blurs tend to be the paintings' focal points.
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Clearly, this is the focal point of the handmaids' day.
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Sound balance on both Focal pairs is basically beyond reproach.
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Jupiter had been the focal point of a crescent moon.
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To be sure, though, skin color isn't the focal point.
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The focal point was the bed, and with good reason.
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With that, the furor around "Ghostbusters" had a focal point.
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By that standard, the Arctic is an obvious focal point.
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Like Harden, he was the focal point of the defense.
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Jobs will likely be the focal point of the conversation.
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Sometimes information revealed after focal debate moments isn't really new.
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Timing: Security, always focal in Israel, is now more so.
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They are the museum's focal point, its culmination and conclusion.
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Stupas are hemispherical structures, focal points for worship and meditation.
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I hate being the focal point of a team sport.
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Italy is a focal point of Europe's wider migrant crisis.
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That'd be for surgery to deal with, say, focal seizures.
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Kataib Hezbollah has been a focal point of recent tensions.
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"There were various focal points of resistance," Mr. Guimarães said.
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The next focal point is how the United States responds.
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Nor should it be the focal point of AOC's speech.
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In the living room, the focal point is the fireplace.
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The Plattan 2s are the focal point of Urbanears' lineup.
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Essentially it creates a focal point that moves with your eyes.
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We call it the focal point for the whole Southern Corridor.
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However, his dedication to the fallen animal became the focal point.
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Retail, especially online, has become a bigger focal point for investors.
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Elsewhere, trade tensions continued to be a focal point for investors.
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Firstly, we have to talk about the Focal Elear and Utopia.
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But fashion has always been the focal point of my ambivalence.
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I don't think anything has been neglected with the Focal Clear.
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At the town hall, immigration was very much the focal theme.
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The president is increasingly the focal point of the political system.
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Philadelphia has also been a focal point of innovation for centuries.
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The concert series' focal album is available for pre-order now.
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Ace wasn't in the background, but he wasn't a focal point.
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Why was Mnuchin's front lawn the focal point for the protest?
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Lack of cooperation was a focal point after the Paris attacks.
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Donald Trump was not the focal point of last week's RNC.
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Gabe was born with a condition called proximal femoral focal deficiency.
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The Horned Frogs responded, and again Reagor was the focal point.
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I'd say the Focal Elear are precisely my upper limit: $999.
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Focal will be releasing all three models over the next month.
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All this despite being a focal point for conservative disdain. 2628.
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But the "focal point", he said, should be "preventing colour revolutions".
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It comes as no surprise that another focal point is 5G.
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Those relationships would become a focal point for attacks on Mrs.
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Mozambique has not been a focal point of Islamist militant activity.
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Fashion and wearability are key focal points of these jewelry lines.
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The real focal point of the city, gazing down above everybody.
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The arrest quickly became a focal point for anti-migrant sentiments.
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A linden wood statue of Wilde is the space's focal point.
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We're distanced from him even while he remains a focal point.
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Obviously, a big focal point of the book is making sausage.
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But the kitchen wasn't the only focal point of their renovation.
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"The focal point is this is about the American dream," Rep.
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The Vanderbilt mansion is still the focal point of the island ...
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That certainly will be a focal point going into this game.
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Some might still have a small focal blind spot and distortion.
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Decorative mirrors can add a fascinating focal point to any room.
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When I heard the awesome $999 Focal Elear, I was sure that the $3,999 Focal Utopia would be just a silly excursion into greater expense, but nope, the more expensive headphone did indeed prove itself better.
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"The head trauma has become a major focal point, if not the major focal point of the National Football League," Bradshaw — who played 14 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers and won four Super Bowls — tells PEOPLE.
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During the first quarter of 2016, the Company recorded sales of four HIFU machines, comprised of three U.S. Ablatherm devices and one Focal One device which compares to one Focal One sold in the first quarter 2015.
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But Washington wants North Korea's nuclear program to be the focal point.
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And finally, there's our focal character, Charlotte (the ever-fantastic Ruth Wilson).
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But violence and lust haven't been focal points in and of themselves.
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Fuel theft is increasing in Mexico, and Puebla is its focal point.
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Transparent has become a focal point for many different discussions we're having.
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I've talked enough about what the Focal Clear look and feel like.
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The country is the focal point of the West's conflict with Russia.
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Hungary has been a focal point for Europe's migration crisis since 2015.
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Today, it stands as a focal point for the worldwide ball community.
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The TV is the focal point of any self-respecting living room.
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As a result, Sean Hannity has become the focal point of attention.
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One of the focal points of this debate has been Democratic Rep.
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Facebook's "trending" topics section had become a focal point of such criticisms.
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Earnings continue to serve as the focal point for individual stock performance.
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Faye Dunaway's eyes are the focal point of this image from 1967.
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Roberts need not be the focal point of the journalism industry's defense.
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For the entire history of moviemaking, men have been the focal point.
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THE FOCAL points of landscape art changed in the 1970s and 1980s.
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A circular bed encased in wooden pillars stood as the focal point.
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This naked cake's over-the-top focal point is winning us over.
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In Japan, domestic politics have been an increasing focal point for traders.
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This season, as the focal point of Riley's creative offense, Murray blossomed.
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So I don't think of myself as the focal point of it.
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"The bar is often the focal point of any celebration," he added.
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Antitrust intervention has emerged as the likely focal point of such efforts.
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The case has become a focal point of debate on social media.
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The menu's focal point is the butcher's feast, at $45 per person.
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After all, charges of rebellion were the focal point in those trials.
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It's already sure to be a focal point of the 2020 election.
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Facebook's unprecedented reach has made it the focal point of the debate.
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Shu noted these smaller companies are the focal point of authorities' efforts.
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New scientific insights, for a start, into optics, reflections and focal points.
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Mr. Bloomberg might also be the focal point of the debate tonight.
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Politics have been a focal point — one of frustration for most Australians.
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Italy is now the focal point of the novel coronavirus outside Asia.
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Now, humble grasses are returning as focal points in free-spirited bouquets.
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Trump's short-sighted, uninformed, bellicosity can provide a focal point for mobilization.
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And the key focal point really is around an e-commerce play.
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Janina Gavankar's electric blue sleeves were the focal point of her dress.
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The focal point was a horseshoe-shaped bar in mahogany and marble.
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The main focal point of the house is the double-height Octagon Room.
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Focal Systems' demos have shown they can raise revenue by $100,000 per month.
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Mitt Romney's much-anticipated comeback is the focal point of Tuesday's Senate primary.
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It's the size of a small car, with a table-sized focal plane.
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It makes sense that trucking is the focal point of nascent AV regulation.
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It was also a key focal point within a network of pilgrim routes.
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Mahinmi was the focal point of the Pacers' offense in the first half.
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Refinery29: Gary and Maggie's relationship is one of focal points of the show.
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In Marvel's Spider-Man, a similar romance remains without being a focal point.
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The club has remained a focal point in his life throughout it all.
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Central Europe was the focal point of Mitchell's tenure at the State Department.
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The answer, I'd say, is that Iowa acts as a Schelling focal point.
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Braided hairstyles are also a focal point, but the Western influence is obvious.
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The Trump administration's plans for tax reforms are another focal point for markets.
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Groove Music Microsoft's music service isn't exactly a focal point for the company.
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Strange is it sounds, Microsoft Paint is once again a Windows focal point.
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A handful of specific points about the movie have become particular focal points.
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For the first time, women's eyes become a focal point for female beauty.
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He thinks it's hilarious that he is the focal point of this record.
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"The arena is really the focal point of the community," Mr. Eaton said.
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Serena and Alexis made their daughter Alexis a focal point of the ceremony.
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Deal-making and earnings reports provided a second focal point for regional investors.
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Sherrod Brown has made the opioid crisis a focal point of his tenure.
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Get the Look A gridded gallery wall can make a striking focal point.
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"She of course was the focal point of my whole life," Davison said.
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Consider that I have at my disposal the Focal Elear, the Beyerdynamic T5p.
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Their sits quickly became a focal point for local opposition to the MVP.
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The real focal point of the second room was the plush toy section.
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A glossy, freestanding soaking tub is the focal point of the glamorous bathroom.
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His politics and personality will really be the focal point of the campaign.
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But for Ukrainians, the area still represents our cultural and religious focal point.
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An unexpected focal point for them is owner-operators and small trucking companies.
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Mountains are another popular focal point in nature photography — and for good reason.
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Combined, the Mavic 22 Zoom has an equivalent zoom focal length of 22mm.
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The focal point of the legal disputes, however, will be the Florida agreement.
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But soon enough the kaleidoscopic mess distracts and overrides that initial focal point.
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And unlike Facebook, Snap's camera is the focal point of the entire app.
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Ms. Nelson Lunsford encourages brides to consider focal points in the reception space.
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A pretty sky without a focal point may not make the best photo.
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Especially problematic were three animatronic sharks meant to serve as the focal predator.
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A massive fountain that lights up at night is the clear focal point.
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Twenty years ago, centers like Robinson and Olajuwon were focal points of offenses.
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She made education and a $20163 minimum wage focal points of her campaign.
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Health care has emerged as chief focal point of the 2020 primary field.
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You can check out their Instagram, the focal point of their business, here.
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Prison reform has been one of Kushner's focal points since joining the administration.
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The Confederate statue is not a prominent focal point in the impressionistic painting.
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The green jacket in Casual Full Dress, is the focal point of identity.
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Despite all the distinct glyphs and discernible layers, there is no focal point.
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Sustainability has become a focal point for brands, mainstream and emerging, as of late.
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But the West Bank has become the focal point of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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But Obama and Macklemore's intimate conversation serves as a focal point of the show.
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Over time the network may fall away as a focal point of the schedule.
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They call it a "focal surface display," and have already built a working prototype.
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The focal point of Star's latest line is the Blood Lust eye-shadow palette.
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Its focal point, a statue of Pershing, would be preserved under Mr. Weishaar's proposal.
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If there's a focal point, make sure you're not constantly blocking people from it.
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It has been a focal point of China's efforts to cultivate its semiconductor industry.
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Harry Potter-loving pairs are getting super-creative with these delicious reception focal points.
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My first listening experience with the Focal Clear was nice, but something felt missing.
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Focal has crafted a surprising and delightful pair of headphones with its $1,500 Clears.
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Here, the different cameras are being put to use to offer different focal points.
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The big picture: The issue of immigration was a focal point of Trump's speech.
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That has left the phosphate industry as the focal point of the growing anger.
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China, as we've talked about, has been a real focal point for the company.
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The more important focal point for markets is the Fed's March meeting, he added.
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Ivan Perisic, 7 Croatia's most dangerous player and their main focal point in attack.
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But video games are a focal use case for every VR headset in production.
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"The person wielding the sword has this responsibility; they're the focal point," Smith said.
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In terms of depth-of-field, existing headsets don't give users multiple focal lengths.
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London has been the European focal point for China's plans to internationalise its currency.
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The focal point of the contest, though, was health care -- particularly pre-existing conditions.
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The Venezuelan opposition, beleaguered but still defiant, must be the focal point for change.
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You can make an artificial, gothic candle display a focal point of your decor.
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As with Green bonds, transparency will remain the focal point in mainstreaming this instrument.
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Health care has become one of the few nationalized focal points in the race.
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The tax law will likely be a focal point of the 2020 presidential race.
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The kitchen is also a focal point of a three-pronged program in Washington.
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Yet, the humanitarian side of this confrontation is rarely a focal point of discussion.
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In that way, it's the perfect focal point for Trump's message of closed borders.
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But in spring, they become the focal point of desserts rather than the foundations.
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Why it matters: The meeting has become a focal point of Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Bright white headphones were the focal point of iPod advertisements through the mid-2000s.
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Moreover, both players are used to being the offensive focal point of his team.
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The resort's focal point is its 18-hole golf course along the Atlantic Ocean.
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It wouldn't be Barbie's house if pink wasn't the focal point of her decor.
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The show also features unforgettable portraits and cityscapes, though heaven remains the focal point.
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His administration has made cracking down on illegal and legal immigration a focal point.
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Consent is the focal point of these cuddle parties, which are explicitly non-sexual.
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Temporary employees were a focal point of UAW&aposs labor stoppage late last year.
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The focal point of the upper level is this genuinely beautiful circular marble bar.
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One of the big focal points is, unsurprisingly, the entertainment experience and user interface.
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That "making the job more predictable" bit extends well beyond the focal washing task.
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Mr. Buttigieg was not the only candidate who became a focal point for criticism.
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Helmand has been a focal point in the Afghan forces' fight against the Taliban.
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You can find inexpensive dressers that will become a focal point in any bedroom.
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Effectively Virginia's sixth man, Key was an important but not focal player this season.
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His dissociation and discomfort with his body became the focal point of his life.
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Naz's state of mind is the focal point of the other characters as well.
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If there were two people, their eye attention was directed to one focal point.
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Has that made it easier for you, having a focal point for your ire?
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The focal point of the exhibition is a rust-brown powder staining the gallery's floor.
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Sweating tends to occur in specific focal areas, such as the underarms, hands, or feet.
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This potential sexual attraction has also been a focal point of the show's marketing campaign.
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The currency markets are likely to remain the focal point for expression of political risk.
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The painting commemorates this momentous occasion, the date being the focal point of the work.
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Other cases in the report highlighted focal bodily sensations, such as face or foot pain.
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Bieber went for the bleached effect, which made his darker brows the contrasting focal point.
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But the new focal point for recreational legalization in 2017 seems to be the Northeast.
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As such, they're not just an obvious focal point for contempt—they're a necessary one.
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Because lenses within this focal range will distort faces less and accentuate facial features more.
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Microsoft's investment in Adaptive came months after it identified health care as a focal point.
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But, why not make a piece this good the focal point, rather than an afterthought?
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The exhibition showcases an austere array of urban scenes, with Paris as their focal point.
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President Donald Trump made cracking down on illegal immigration a focal point of his administration.
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That will be the focal point as all eyes turn towards the June parliamentary elections.
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The move followed massive protests, as the project became a focal point for environmental activists.
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It became a focal point for how the show failed some of its female characters.
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Localizing Broadway's top-grossing musical has been the focal point for the Shanghai Disney Resort.
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Republicans acknowledge the suburbs could one day be a new focal point of House campaigning.
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He pushed his case firmly, hitting his campaign's focal points on the economy and trade.
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While visiting Lewa and other animal conservation areas, their charities are a major focal point.
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Only Volkswagen made "clean diesel" the focal point of its marketing in the United States.
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The stairs are the focal point of the store, made of 43 cantilevered stair treads.
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Democratic 2020 candidates have embraced gun legislation as a focal point of their campaign platforms.
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Area 51 has been the focal point of alien conspiracy theories in America for decades.
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In "Say Yes," each focal character has a mini-moment of paralysis followed by action.
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We are rule-bound and systems-oriented and we are drawn in by focal events.
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Apple in June made that technology a major focal point of its next operating system.
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Some of them are very focal and some are just a voice on the Internet.
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Each is original, creative, unique and tells a story while being a compelling focal piece.
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But above all, Duke's defense was the focal point in its highly-anticipated season debut.
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It has been a focal point for countless organizations and events and is still operating.
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One of its most popular teams, men's soccer, has become a focal point for discontent.
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A marblelike dining table cut of Neolith stands as the focal point of the kitchen.
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"The thing with misinformation is that it follows focal points in the news," Sinha said.
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The waters covered the focal point of any theater — the stage, not yet completely dry.
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The city's Blue Horizon gym, which closed in 2010, is among the exhibition's focal points.
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The review also misidentified the fictional planet that is the focal point of the film.
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Haji Lane, a narrow street in Kampong Glam, is the focal point of the development.
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IF THIS BECOMES THE FOCAL POINT OF THIS APPEAL, HOW DO YOU ADDRESS THOSE CONCERNS?
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Despite all of this, Klobuchar's appearance seemed to be a focal point for this debate.
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Although Sihanoukville is a focal point for Chinese investment, the phenomenon is far from localized.
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That standing in New Hampshire explains why Gabbard has made the state her focal point.
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But beyond that, the record's focal points speak to Jordan's unique and dogged self-possession.
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The focal point is a six-foot high canvas curved into a semi-circular shape.
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The focal point was a spiral of interlocking doorways, each designed by a different artist.
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That explains why India is such a focal point for Apple and the web giants.
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The focal point of the line is their new supportive (get it?) Armour Mid Crossback bra.
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Politics are not only a focal point for public investors but for venture capitalists as well.
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Asia became a focal point for Thiam shortly after he joined in the middle of 2015.
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He was the focal point for the Texans offensively, carrying the load as they stumbled early.
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The film will depict how these elements became the focal point of many of his drawings.
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Apple was alleged to be among the companies attacked, and a focal point of the story.
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This week's focal point will be the Federal Reserve's policy decision and press conference on Wednesday.
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At this year's event, 5G connectivity was expected to be one of the major focal points.
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League of Legends will be one of the focal points in Sunday's episode of The Simpsons.
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The constant usage of chat apps has made them the focal points of the mobile industry.
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Why this focal range, and why is it best for them to come with large apertures?
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Among the most significant was the alteration of Tahrir Square, the focal point of the demonstrations.
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Face recognition has become the focal point of a fiery national debate over privacy and security.
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"The brightness and intensity of harmful light damages the focal point of your eye," Vann said.
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He even made it the focal point in his Academy Awards acceptance speech earlier this year.
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In any case, it will be a focal point for LG's efforts to differentiate the G5.
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One of the major projects she took on became the focal point of her living room.
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The Grenfell tragedy has acted as a focal point for anger at local authority funding cuts.
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The sit-in had become the focal point of protests against Bashir and the military council.
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Now they're a focal point for the face—and something to embellish with jewels or crystals.
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The androids are non-player characters, and guests play the focal point of their own storylines.
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For investors, the next focal point will be the Bank Of Japan policy meeting, starting Thursday.
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Washington has been a focal point for abuse, but it can be one for change, too.
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The impeachment process can be the focal point for propelling Congress to reclaim its coequal place.
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It is playing out in democracies around the world, and immigration has become its focal point.
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The border wall has been the focal point of negotiations between Congress and the White House.
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" He continued: "Here was a woman in a focal role a couple of thousand years later.
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Painting a chair, bookcase, or any other focal point in your room can update the tone.
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The hotel's focal point, and most Instagrammable spot by a mile, was the seasonally-decorated courtyard.
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The Rio Olympics are speeding toward Sunday's closing ceremony, with just a few focal events left.
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One of the focal cases involves U.S. company Wildlife Works Carbon (WWC), which denied the accusations.
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Here's a video in which I and other contributors and partners explain the magazine's focal point.
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The near-term focal point was on China's gross domestic product data due at 22.832 GMT.
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The stone slate fireplace is a focal point of the home, and also uses natural materials.
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I think of them as like a focal point for the fan community to get behind.
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It's an interesting conversation because Major League Baseball didn't make Jackie a focal point until 1997.
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Unlike frayed hems or unconventional necklines, sleeves are rarely considered the focal point of an outfit.
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But this year more than most, the festival began with a distinct lack of focal point.
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But Ms. Burdge — all quicksilver emotion and exposed nerve endings — is an endlessly watchable focal point.
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Also, Mr. Dugas may have become the cluster's focal point partly because he kept a diary.
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Eye-shadow palettes are the focal point of the Jeffree Star Cosmetics x Shane Dawson collaboration.
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The greenery decor continues within it, and she has a unique sink as a focal point.
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Life Care Center has been a focal point of the state's coronavirus crisis since last weekend.
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That could be Mr. McConnell, who has become the focal point for Republican grass-roots ire.
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If you're wearing a more traditional coat, make your feet the focal point of your ensemble.
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But after that debate, the issue was not a major focal point in the Democratic primary.
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In this climate, families have become the focal point of partisans charging hypocrisy, on both sides.
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The Trump campaign has made Biden's verbal stumbles and gaffes a focal point of its messaging.
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PARIS — In many major European cities, the opera house is a focal point of city life.
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Soros became a focal point of right-wing vitriol when he started contributing to the Democrats.
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It took only four days for Italy to become the focal point of Europe's coronavirus crisis.
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One more focal point in the Wilson universe is Aunt Ester's house, at 1839 Wylie Avenue.
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It's been a focal point for Buttigieg's campaign after polls showed him lagging in that department.
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"That is no doubt one of the focal points of the investigation," Cuomo said on CNN.
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Those statues that remained undamaged would serve as focal points for veneration from the Roman public.
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Oakland Gentrification in Oakland has become a focal point as the Bay Area gets increasingly expensive.
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As a baker, I&aposve always viewed the oven as the focal point of the kitchen.
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You know, I'm excited for that character to be the actual focal point for that game.
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Turkey's lira, the focal point of a crisis in 2018, was 1.1 percent weaker on Wednesday.
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Up until now, they've focused on natural earthquakes, with the West Coast as the focal point.
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In another variation of Guang's desert photos, a single fluffy white cloud is the focal point.
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The Sunday meals also became a focal point for the social life of Brisbane's Indonesian community.
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I was more of a band member and collaborator more than I was a focal point.
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A royal poinciana tree planted within the circular driveway is a focal point of the landscape.
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The audience is the congregation, and you become the focal point, and you feel that love.
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The tapes became a focal point in the Watergate investigation which eventually led to Nixon's resignation.
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All these guys really used music as almost a focal point right behind the main characters.
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Where Nightcrawler felt viciously propulsive and focused on Gyllenhaal, his escalating crimes, and his laser-intent interest in power, Buzzsaw sprawls, with no clear focal point early on, and a too-obvious focal point once Dease's superpowered revenge kicks into gear and the bodies start piling up.
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From the very beginning, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's children were the focal point of their marriage.
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Unlike primary hyperhidrosis, sweating may occur on large areas of the body rather than specific focal points.
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And while the tones were kept neutral, the focal point of the look was Munn's plumped lips.
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I then re-took each of them, matching the angle and focal length as closely as possible.
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So we've pulled together our favorite dessert recipes worthy of being the focal point of the party.
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That monstrous pimple becomes not only a focal point of our heroine's face, but also the episode.
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It's home to a dense concentration of photoreceptor cells, and acts as a focal point for vision.
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This text message exchange has become a major focal point of the impeachment inquiry into the President.
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"It was one of the main focal points of me wanting to come to Abbott," Humpal says.
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Episode 1 of Before the Storm, "Awake," treats burgeoning relationship between these two as its focal point.
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Pullman uses Lyra and Will as focal points for this larger power struggle between these two ends.
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I've seen Head-Fi's frequency measurements of the Focal Clears, and they show an elevated bass anyway.
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A focal point of the first book is the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama.
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He's impressively creepy as Kevin, acting as a mysterious focal point for the film's dark subject matter.
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Minimum Wage Raising the minimum wage has become a focal point for progressives in the United States.
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Nineteen years of captivity later, Mary was allegedly the focal point of various conspiracies to overthrow Elizabeth.
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You can filter settings like aperture and focal length directly through the renders, simulating believable lens effects.
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But even with their unexpected and bright prints, they weren't the main focal point of the looks.
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In an awesome move, they're using Lemmy's favorite bar stool as a focal point of the redesign.
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They sound good enough for me, and I'm habituated to reviewing $1,500 cans like the Focal Clear.
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For the VR experience, however, the new characters of Virginia and Daniel serve as the focal point.
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We have to stick together and one site has to be the focal point of our world.
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Until revolution erupted in 2011, Aleppo and Damascus were the focal points for this music's Syrian variant.
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Within hours of the video's upload, it became a focal point for Mora-Blanco and her team.
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Our 'Collab Lab' is a focal point of practical problem solving, concrete groundwork, sweat and hyper innovation.
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The photo moved Canadians to act and Ryan's group became the focal point of goodwill in Lethbridge.
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The scene draws on all his cool, alien dignity, making him a still focal point amid chaos.
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Aleppo, Syria's biggest city before the war, has been a focal point of the conflict this year.
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Fraudulent investment schemes involving cryptocurrencies was another focal area for the CSA's investor education efforts in 2017.
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But they should also resist the temptation to turn it into the focal point of the resistance.
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Earlier this week, I awarded The Verge's highest ever score, 9.4, to the extraordinary Focal Utopia headphones.
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Paired with some floor-standing Focal speakers, it impressed me with its loudness, clarity, and spatial imaging.
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That can sound excessive, but it's not out of line with the audiophile experience Focal is pitching.
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We can hope the last part — the game itself — will be the greatest focal point of all.
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With its curved design and dramatic height, China Zun is a focal point of the Beijing skyline.
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Lead singer Jay Kay's fuzzy black hat was the focal point of Jamiroquai's video "Virtual Insanity" (1996).
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Since then, it has been a focal point for grief, debate and outrage in Cleveland and beyond.
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He even pinpointed a location within Germany that might become the focal point of the art scene.
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The focal point is Howard Avenue, which meanders among grand former estates that are academic buildings today.
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The wall is his core issue, one he made a focal point in both 2016 and 2018.
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Saxony was the focal point of anti-Islam protests that erupted in Germany during the refugee crisis.
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Some medications can help distract the brain, and those are usually tried first, especially for focal dystonia.
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The answer lies in Trump's choice to make corporate tax cuts the focal point of his plan.
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Topics of poverty and race aren't focal points, but are instead, worn through styles, language, and humor.
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The emerald-cut diamond is set in a simple band, so the gem is the focal point.
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He's the focal point for the Leafs, who are having a respectable season, perhaps a playoff season.
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His dazzling white shirt and bold red tie make him the undeniable focal point of the scene.
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We don't want to be in the focal point of the coronavirus outbreak, we don't need that.
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The strike against those conditions quickly became a national focal point for labor activism and civil rights.
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Around the country, nativity scenes are being robbed of their focal figure (and sometimes of Mary, too).
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A two-sided raised hearth fireplace and built-in bookcase are the focal point of the room.
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Once you&aposre down there, you tend to be the focal point of your kids and grandkids.
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Why it matters: The new franchise will be the focal point of ESPN's editorial ambitions moving forward.
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Shopping Guide Unlike sculptural chairs and glittering chandeliers, dressers are rarely the focal point of a room.
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And Mr. Bloomberg has been a focal point of attack this week, leaving Mr. Sanders relatively unscathed.
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A winding bridge is the focal point, leading viewers' eyes to an abandoned home in the background.
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The focal point of the room is a travertine fireplace, with built-in bookshelves on either side.
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That July 2628 call between Trump and Zelensky has become the focal point of the impeachment inquiry.
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Voting rights ended up as a focal point of the race, which ended on a contentious note.
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The West Bank, as you know, is one of the focal points of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Overseas, some politicians in Europe have made extremist digital content the focal point of their technology policy.
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"He's a focal point in our offense," Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski said of the 23-10 Carey.
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Lastly, the flawed Iran nuclear deal is no longer the focal point of our policy toward Iran.
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Now, he will have to prove he can do it without Anthony as the team's focal point.
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The Super 8, nestled between a coin laundry and an IHOP, has become the community's focal point.
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When I hold my hand above the glowing focal point, I have to pull it away immediately.
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A single distinctive object can create a focal point and enhance the appearance of a larger space.
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Mowatt: There's a focal point for everyone's attention, so the impact is that much deeper and stronger.
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That stance, along with the company's size has made it a focal point of gun-safety activists.
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Google's artificial camera smarts seem to identify a central focal point around which it centers the view, but if you move the camera around, it shifts that focal center somewhat abruptly, leading to a kind of staccato effect of punctuated panning as you point the device at different places.
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But it's, the massive blue sectional decorated with tasseled throw pillows that's the focal point of the room.
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That does away with the focal depth required by today's cameras, enabling the new devices to be flat.
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First, find a focal point and angle your mirror in that direction to create the illusion of depth.
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The federal minimum wage has become a focal point of the 153 presidential race and is gaining momentum.
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The placement of Nieto's hands and a timestamp on the taser became a focal point of the trial.
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Once we get there, I get a Heady Topper and my BF gets a couple of Focal Bangers.
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The modules are broken down by focal lengths: five 216mm lenses, five 216mm lenses and six 150mm lenses.
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The U.S. role in NATO has been a focal point for Trump since before he was elected president.
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"SH: "The women, who were glamorous and young, were a draw and focal point on the casino floor.
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I'm using that as a focal point because it's not the most well-known place in the Bronx.
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Yes, Moore takes on Trump, but the film has a number of focal points (too many, in fact).
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The big red record button is the focal point for the whole undertaking, in more ways than one.
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A focal point of the controversy was the viral #OscarsSoWhite hashtag, created in 2015 by activist and BroadwayBlack.
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Campos Neto said the Brazilian government still lacks a 'focal point' to lead the relationship with foreign investors.
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This latter emotion is the focal point of "Worth It," one of Bradbery's favorites on the new album.
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It is no accident that Montgomery was a focal point of the civil-rights movement in the 1960s.
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Jon Snow's true parentage has been a focal point of Game of Thrones since Season 1 episode 1.
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The key, of course, are those lenses, which offer up a sharp image without requiring any focal adjustment.
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Fellow French company Focal has partnered with Peugeot on the integrated sound system of the e-Legend Concept.
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Add some statement earrings and some fresh makeup, and your face becomes the focal point it should be.
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To avoid the '80s look of wearing a rainbow, pick just one color to be the focal point.
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Manafort attended a June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russians that is a focal point of Mueller's probe.
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The focal point of the VICELAND show American Boyband spent much of his youth moving around the South.
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Given the fact that it's got a fixed focal length, there isn't a ton of wiggle room there.
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Focal says the headphones have noise isolation capabilities that preserve acoustics, even if you're wearing them somewhere noisy.
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The statement sleeves of the button-up emerged from the arm holes as the outfit's two focal points.
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Y., have made the cost of the investigation a focal point of their arguments for or against it.
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It was an impressive showing that helped make Razer one of the focal points of the Vegas event.
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The Focal Listen Wireless are also great but just the opposite: with a brighter sound and less bass.
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The home's great room has floor-to-ceiling windows and a giant stone fireplace as its focal point.
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For years, consumers have been more than satisfied with the default focal length of iPhones and Android handsets.
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Buddy Hield, the focal point for the Kings in the Cousins trade, scored 220 points off the bench.
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But on the 5T, you'll notice Portrait Mode no longer punches in with the second camera's focal length.
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This can record 4K video, comes with optical image stabilization, a f/2.0 aperture, and 27.9mm focal length.
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Another focal point of the space is the brightly lit Christmas tree that Fisher kept up year round.
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Generally, you'll want to begin with one or two larger pieces to serve as the major focal point.
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" Of the possible commemorations, he says, "I don t know if it's necessary to have a focal point.
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It is that string of previous acquisitions that is a focal point of the new Treasury Department rules.
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Guardiola had, of course, a real central striker in Poland's Robert Lewandowski as the focal point of attack.
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That's going to be a big focal point for the NTSB — why didn't (the ring) do its job?
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It has become the focal point of an impeachment inquiry launched by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last week.
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Paul is carrying the torch for that bill, adopting it as a focal point of his presidential run.
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The government said it would not authorize construction on land at Lake Oahe, a focal point of protests.
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"This contemporary chandelier is sure to be a focal point mounted above a dining table," Nibbs told Insider.
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As a result, regulation will be a key focal point for the banking industry in the coming years.
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The incredible bar is a focal point of the hotel, offering cocktails, wine, beer, soft drinks, and snacks.
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According to Hopp, stockings should be the focal point of a space without being too ornate or thematic.
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BMW's iNext concept car went for a subtle interior design, but kept the focal point the digital displays.
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Of course, that free media time was a focal part of Trump's strategy to defeat his GOP rivals.
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It is now Sydney's biggest street party and a major focal point for Australia's gay and lesbian community.
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Yet Anchor itself never made Genevieve a focal product due to the simple restraints of space and time.
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Fontes turns the painting's passive characters, the woman and a horse, into the focal point of her piece.
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At the focal point sits a fountain that could only be French, over which Diana the Huntress presides.
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Fontana continued to create ceramics but began to punch holes in them, making empty space the focal point.
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The poster was a focal point in the living room, with the colors tying the whole space together.
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The payoffs of the Trump presidency — like the tax cut and regulatory rollbacks — remain focal for many Republicans.
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It's a good rule of thumb to have one large focal point combined with a few supporting elements.
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The focal characters in this episode, Laoghaire and Frank, both have particular positions in the overarching "Outlander" story.
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They had traded two focal defensive starters — tackle Damon Harrison and cornerback Eli Apple — ahead of the Oct.
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The focal point of this episode is Serena's baby shower, which is "The Handmaid's Tale" at its best.
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Some of his biggest endorsements have come out of cities that have been focal points for his philanthropy.
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Instead, the building's focal point is a round structure that resembles a ribbon folded on top of itself.
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But there are several reasons Virginia became such a focal point in the fight for stronger gun laws.
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Osborne said in the note Tuesday that he expects cash burn to be another focal point for investors.
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The living room features vaulted ceilings with exposed steel beams and a stone fireplace as the focal point.
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Last week, Italy became the latest focal point, with numerous cases reported in the north of the country.
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This is because the median justice is usually the focal point for the court's close 5-4 decisions.
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Uncovering both of those startling statistics prompted me to make women a focal point of my Alzheimer's advocacy.
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Nothing against 'Desperate Housewives,' but that wasn't the focal point of why people wanted to make the series.
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Until Melvin Gordon ends his holdout, Henry will be one of the focal points of the Chargers' offense.
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Such was the focal point of a panel Wednesday at the TD Ameritrade National LINC conference in Orlando.
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Juul has been the focal point of state and federal probes on marketing that lawmakers say targeted youth.
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His advocacy for marijuana legalization was a focal point in his successful effort to oust former Democratic Rep.
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Charles was the Sun's focal point from 2010 to 2013, and was named the league's M.V.P. in 2012.
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However, the show's layout features supporting materials too strongly, detracting from the photos' time-bounded, thematic focal point.
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According to a statement from UCSB, DARKNESS works as both a camera and a focal-plane wave front sensor.
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The backup of migrants was increasing the strain on Greece, which has become a focal point in the crisis.
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La La Land uses jazz as a focal point, but it doesn't pay homage to Black culture or creators.
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While the work was one small part of the sprawling Paris exhibition, at Lodos, it is the focal point.
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Improving relations with distributors has been a focal point for Bakish since he took over as CEO in 1.033.
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The first room is designed to resemble a Godswood, with a wall-based weirwood tree as the focal point.
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" Wang also told the U.N. Security Council: "China is not the focal point of the problem on the peninsula.
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But unlike at other festivals, hair is the focal point here — the awesome clothes are just an added bonus.
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While there are multiple focal points in the painting, the one fixed on the chair is the most important.
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Microsoft says it's using artificial intelligence to blur everything around you and keep you as the main focal point.
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She started working to make the women's stories a focal point of the presidential election starting in spring 2016.
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She's bathed in copious amounts of oil, legs crossed just so, with her bush as the photo's focal point.
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The focal point of the space, though, is a portrait of Shaq smoking a cigar in a blue tuxedo.
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I was looking at the painting with a friend, and she commented about how there's no particular focal point.
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Specifically, she talks about his statement-making coat that she says will become a focal point in season 7.
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Mr Austin's wife, Pat, had carved the statues that provided the focal point for many of the gardens' paths.
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Mr Romney, a former presidential candidate, could become a focal point for Republicans who are disgruntled with Mr Trump.
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Emet can count herself among a generation of new television moms who are the focal point of their show.
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It makes the deaf characters the focal point, and encourages the audience to be a part of their world.
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The Alchemist's Heady Topper started the trend quite some time ago, and has kept it alive with Focal Banger.
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Pause for a second, because this is the moment Felix really becomes the antagonist/protagonist/focal point of Narcos.
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The numbers are even worse for serious injuries at Tesla's Fremont plant, the focal point of its labor issues.
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The New York Times reported on Sunday that Epstein's finances could become a focal point of the remaining investigation.
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The coat, however, was the focal point of the outfit — and also the most expensive, ringing in at $1,195.
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These spaces have become focal points for startup formation, digital skills building, events, and IT activity on the continent.
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"The next focal point is trying to figure out the yield levels which are bearable for equities," Ishikawa said.
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The combination of both lenses gives shooters a better chance to play with focal length and zooming in photos.
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The breadth of these injustices will theoretically give Sanders supporters more focal points for activism than Dean's supporters had.
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Over the past few years, Eureka Park has arguably become the focal point for the show's most interesting announcements.
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As the most valuable U.S. agricultural export to China, soybeans have been a focal point of the tariff dispute.
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The solution is to occasionally wear reading glasses or glasses with progressive lenses that can limit your focal range.
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When the autofocus locks it makes a great impression in images, despite the lack of focal point precision controls.
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In May, Trump endorsed her, and she made his decision the focal point of her ad released in August.
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Mpondwe, the Ugandan border market visited by the fishmonger, has become a focal point for possible contagion beyond Congo.
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These habitat standards apply in Priority Habitat Management Areas and Sagebrush Focal Areas specified in the sage grouse plans.
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The Bank of Japan's policy meeting on June 15-16 is a near-term focal point for the yen.
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"Epilepsy sometimes can be very, very focal and not cause any kind of motor movements at all," he says.
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With Zika-carrying mosquitoes now present in the state, the ever-simmering abortion debate has a new focal point.
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Henderson suggests choosing a headboard, a rug or a piece of art as a focal point for a bedroom.
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After more than 240 years in the speaker business, French audio company Focal started taking on headphones in 232.
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Update June 16th, 1:40PM ET: Focal initially misstated the impedance of the Elear and Utopia as 32 ohms.
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Instead of ObamaCare being on the ballot, Trump is the focal point of what is now a national referendum.
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Arlington National Cemetery, a resting place for both Union and Confederate soldiers, became a focal point of national commemoration.
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Though the shoes were definitely a focal point, there was a lot happening on the bag front as well.
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The iPhone 22 Plus will also be able to do some software tricks using those two different focal lengths.
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"I find myself drawn to people of vastly different ages so age isn't really a focal point," says James.
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The border wall has been the focal point of government funding negotiations between Capitol Hill and the White House.
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Trump has in recent weeks made the approaching caravan of migrants a focal point of his midterm campaign message.
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But the dancers, by turn thorny and fluid, are the focal point as they navigate Ms. Shick's theatrical terrain.
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"This is the center, the focal point for the East and the West African fauna and flora," he said.
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The focal point is the hapless and unemployed Sam (Javone Prince, very evidently battling laryngitis at the performance attended).
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Over the last decade, it has fallen into decay and been the focal point of a lengthy legal battle.
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Today, the beer and the borough are widely known as a focal point of influences from around the world.
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Exactly how Washington polices Wall Street has emerged as a major focal point in the 2016 presidential campaign. Sen.
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The other is the actual center of the space, the focal point for many of Ms. Sperber's kaleidoscopic designs.
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The renovated Fields estate is the focal point of the property, but that's only a fraction of the listing.
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Back home, lower revenue collection by the government from GST was the focal point of discussion during the week.
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But debate on how these focal points for startup formation, training and IT activity fund themselves is ever-present.
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Even with declines in enrollment, the for-profit education sector has been a focal point of Wall Street investors.
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The focal point of these microhotels is their oversize common areas with sections for working, eating, drinking and playing.
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Wednesdays at SOMA, when there is a talk or presentation by a visiting artist, have become a focal point.
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It was then picked up by President Trump, and has grown to become a key focal point in Washington.
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South Korea: This year's Winter Olympics provided a focal point for early investment and trials by the wireless companies.
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Often, school choice, lower class size, and requests for additional funding are the focal points of student achievement efforts.
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The preserved 1880s Victorian architecture really shines in this grandiose yet intricate nine-story focal point of the hotel.
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The church's clandestine nature is part of what made it a focal point for the country's anger and fear.
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Populist supporters would often bring up refugees as a focal point and physical manifestation of larger, more abstract fears.
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In the weeks since he disappeared, his case has become a top story and a focal point for outrage.
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One obscures the main focal points in movie shots to make the viewer consider the composition of the background.
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Godwin considers and integrates prevailing discussions in painting about scale, working large, and acknowledging moving and multiple focal points.
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The Thirsty Perch was located in the hub of the island, making it a focal point for most visitors.
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He also made term limits for Congress and reparations for African Americans focal points of his White House bid.
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Yet it still allows each lens to be used individually across the phone's 23.0mm, 290mm, and 2100mm focal ranges.
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By now, June, Serena and Emily have all had focal episodes and flashbacks, but Moira is still a mystery.
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"Once you&aposre down there, you tend to be the focal point of your kids and grandkids," he continues.
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He neither needs nor expects to be a focal point of the offense at this stage of his career.
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Its mission: to serve as a focal point for humanity and reminder about our fragile place in the universe.
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This deal includes a 50–73mm, giving you a huge focal-length range in a small two-lens setup.
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He was dominant in most of his 14 games and will remain the focal point of Minnesota's attack. 4.
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And on iPhone XR, the single rear wide camera takes portrait mode photos, but the focal length is wider.
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When explaining the process that informed her performances, Oliveros identified two sorts of listening: focal attention and global attention.
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And Mr. Emanuel's policies have remained a focal point for criticism from some who now hope to succeed him.
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North Carolina became the focal point of a national controversy two years ago over transgender people's public bathroom use.
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"Roundabouts have become the focal point that symbolizes, to the point of caricature, everything else's flaws," Mr. Alonzo said.
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As the panel went on, the role and importance of a public audience became a focal point of discussion.
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They're also prime movers in the modern psych scene, for which Levitation Festival has provided a global focal point.
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Neither of those proposals has been the focal point of the Republican critique of the American health care system.
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"Direct electrical stimulation with implanted electrodes is currently used for DBS, but the future promises the development of ways to produce focal brain modulation with less invasive techniques that use beams of electricity, light, or ultrasound energy or even gene therapy to activate or disrupt focal brain functions for therapeutic benefit," said Willie.
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Yet even as politics remained a focal point, Fashion Week also provided an opportunity to raise people's spirits, Panichgul said.
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A wood-burning fireplace is the focal point of the living room, which has towering ceilings over 11 feet high.
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Joachim Fels, global economic adviser for Pacific Investment Management Co Fels said China is a huge focal point for investors.
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He's been an elite point producer and play driver throughout his career, a focal point of the Blackhawks' current dynasty.
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Alternatively, you can take advantage of the entire focal range between the two cameras when you zoom in and out.
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It said logistics centers were "focal points of corruption" where "ammunition, uniforms, and other commodities are easily pilfered and sold".
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A career in foreign policy One focal point of Hill's testimony was likely her skepticism toward Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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That's why cross-promotional ads are so crucial and why they've become a focal point for at least one startup.
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The reality is that counterterrorism efforts can essentially have two focal points, each with their own specific policies and approaches.
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The focal point of the monthslong deflated footballs episode, Brady seemed energized by the return of a home playoff setting.
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Having such distinct, iconic designs was especially important for Arms because the characters are the focal point of the game.
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For Hughes, empathy and what he calls "emotional authenticity" are the focal points for the design of Burden of Command.
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The complaint has divided Washington and become the focal point of the impeachment inquiry into the President by House Democrats.
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With this update, Experience Manager can now automatically suggest the best crops for images by automatically detecting their focal points.
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As a young African, I believe that governance is becoming a bigger focal point for our governments, even notorious ones.
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Let the ruffled piece be the focal point of your look, and wear it with the basics you already have.
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The focal length of the camera can flatten out a person's features thus making them look much bigger in comparison.
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The massive crystal focal piece weighs more than 20,000 pounds, and the the crystal center centerpiece weighs over 7,000 pounds.
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Industrial companies overall have been a focal point for trade tensions, and the sector was down 2 percent on Tuesday.
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The city became a focal point of the Black Lives Matter movement and the nationwide debate on excessive police force.
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Instead, the show presents you with multiple viewpoints, all playing simultaneously, and you decide which one is the focal point.
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By pinning the blame on Gabby, who's still there, Mason-Dixon creates a focal point for all those frustrated feelings.
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The focal point of their cake was a hand-painted gold monogram that matched the one on the dance floor.
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It was shot on a Canon 1DX MK2, with a 203-200 mm lens set at 135 mm focal length.
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The lens's 24mm focal length is also meant to give a wide "bug's-eye view" that provides more background detail.
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Magic Leap theoretically features multiple focal planes that let your eyes focus more normally than with other mixed reality headsets.
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"Poppy's gorgeous yellow irises were a focal point for her portraits," Ford says of of the snowy owl pictured here.
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" Religious Right stalward Bryan Fischer, host of the radio program Focal Point, has hailed Putin as a "lion of Christianity.
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"Term insurance is somewhat a commodity and very much undifferentiated, so the price is the primary focal point," Cosgriff said.
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The prospect of such cuts is terrifying to beneficiaries and care providers alike, and a focal point of progressive criticism.
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So they have become the focal point of the latest whipping efforts, and both are meeting with Trump on Wednesday.
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The other two headphones are a bit more compelling and feel like the products Focal was actually interested in making.
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Batteries were a small part of Musk's plan but have grown to be a major focal point of the business.
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The e-tailer sold more than 175 million items, showing that it's still the focal point of its sales holiday.
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Bryan Fischer, host of Christian program "Focal Point" on American Family Radio, asked Moore about the next Alabama Senate race.
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But OBOR treats Asia and Europe as a single space, and China, not the United States, is its focal point.
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Comparing these against things like the recent $999 Focal Elear misses the point of why you'd buy the Sony set.
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But, hear us out — sleeves aren't the most obvious outfit focal point, but you notice when they do something different.
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Vela also showed himself to be an unselfish focal point of LAFC's attack with an impressive tally of 15 assists.
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The death of Steve Canico has become a fresh focal point for protests and scrutiny over policing methods in France.
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France is one of the world's focal points of terrorism, having endured three major Islamic terror attacks in 18 months.
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The regional rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia has found a new focal point in Lebanon with its uneasy equilibrium.
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It was a focal point at Monday's public meeting in New York of the island's federally appointed financial oversight board.
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Weeks later they were finally freed, and Dara'a had become a focal point in the government's effort to suppress unrest.
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In October 2013, he had been diagnosed with a rare and quickly progressing kidney disease called collapsing focal segmental glomerulosclerosis.
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The presidential debates — with their high stakes and one-on-one drama — are a natural focal point for these fantasies.
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Both use the same capture sensor, but the telephoto has its own set of lenses to fit the focal length.
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This time around the photographers can alter the vantage point and lens focal length, and swivel the camera 300 degrees.
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Mr. Wheeler said that Brown's signature design was a central focal point, usually a grand house surrounded by wide lawns.
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That uncertainty has itself become a focal point my conversations with students, academics, pundits, and political observers across the globe.
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The Libyan town is known to be a focal point for human traffickers and African immigrants attempting to reach Europe.
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While her characters have all had bold personalities, nothing about their size has been the focal point of their storylines.
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They may have fattened up their live band, but Mosshart and Hince are still the can't-look-away focal point.
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For better or worse, CTE appears poised to be a focal point in the post-NCLB, post–Common Core world.
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The trusses have become a focal point of the building's design, making it the unique space that it is today.
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Many of the caravan's participants seemed unaware that their migration had become a focal point in the American midterm elections.
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Both are fixed focal lengths with no zoom capability, in focus starting from about six feet ahead of the rover.
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That was Pence's handling of Russia — the focal point of the foreign policy portion of the debate — in a nutshell.
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In the southwest, brief clashes also took place in Bordeaux and Toulouse, which have been focal points of the movement.
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The Lab has been a focal point of the Bay Area's underground arts scene since it was founded in 1984.
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But more often, the recent high school graduate experiences "focal seizures," which temporarily arrest his ability to speak or comprehend.
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Unlike in Dallas, Bryant, 30, was not going to be the focal point of the passing game in New Orleans.
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For almost 15 years, a 122-foot-tall sorcerer's hat was the main focal point of Disney World's Hollywood Studios.
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She's steely and cunning with a presence that magnetizes, even if she is not the focal point of a scene.
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Don't Forget the Dramatic Sleeves Sleeves have become the focal point of many of the gowns in this season's collections.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 2014 said it was making cybersecurity a focal point of its compliance examinations.
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A single word has become a focal point of concerns about President Trump's decision to kill Iran's top general: assassination.
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The landline was a focal point of the home, an antidote to atomization and loneliness, those scourges of our age.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the Eiffel Tower was also the focal point for a handful of animal rights activists from PETA.
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The latter conversation has become the focal point for Democrats after an intelligence whistleblower raised concerns about Ukraine and Russia.
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While he still has Rashaad Penny on his heels, Carson will be the focal point of the Seahawks' rushing attack.
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"Geopolitical risk is the focal point right now," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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The focal point is whether the bank complied with the Bank Secrecy Act, the main U.S. anti-money laundering law.
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Those admissions are likely to become a focal point for Manafort's defense team when he is cross examined on Tuesday.
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I only know and understand money as a continual traumatic act, a focal point for all my terror and sadness.
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We need to have a focal point where people can feel unity that's not about taking a cell phone picture.
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Whether you're looking for a living room focal point or a cute little Instagram plant, you have a couple nice options.
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Still, the case became a focal point for armed militias that violently occupied federal land in order to achieve their goals.
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And this widespread, systemic complacency with letting bad men back into the industry became a focal point of the entire season.
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One look at Verdon's career and it's easy to see why she is one of the focal points of the series.
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But Guanajuato, home to Mexico's second-oldest refinery, has become a focal point for fuel theft and for Lopez Obrador's crackdown.
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Rocha says the kitchen is the true focal point of her home, and, subsequently, the room that needed the most work.
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With Manning out of the picture, Assange became the focal point, fending off a PayPal blockade and newly prominent rape charges.
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The edges of this "focal surface" aren't very sharp, so they also do some color tricks to correct for the distortion.
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The photo's focal point — aside from the grinning birthday girl — was a three-tiered pink cake, complete with a multicolored trim.
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For instance, Daniels famously called for a "truce" on the social issues that Cruz makes a focal point of his campaign.
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The focal point of the trial was whether Zuma was obligated by the public protector report and the recommendations Madonsela made.
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The answer, it seems, is two lenses (pro tip: the answer is apparently always two lenses) at two different focal points.
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For me, the album that really feels like a whole new experience through the Focal Stellia is Halsey's Hopeless Fountain Kingdom.
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The winger is the focal point of Pachuca's attack and a constant catalyst moving forward with his blistering pace and dribbling.
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Since Thérèse is a woman of few words, the focal point of both Ms. Knightley's appearance and performance is her eyes.
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Mary Shelley shares a thematic focal point with some other films at this year's festival: namely, the ways men marginalize women.
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The bombings and violence have made Aleppo the focal point of Syria's humanitarian crisis, with dire consequences for those who remain.
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Like last year, Google's investing heavily in promoting the Assistant as a strong Alexa competitor and the focal point of CES.
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If you're looking for speakers, the company just bought up a bunch of Focal CMS 65 6.5-inch Powered Studio Monitors.
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Donald Trump's comments about women — and the way female voters feel about him — have been a focal point of this election.
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I have come across review pairs of the Focal Elear and Utopia that have developed squeaks and creaks from unloving use.
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It also is now sporting improved optics thanks to better lenses and a focal adjustment on the top of the device.
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Shops, restaurants, and cafes were built, and before long the Ferry Building became the focal point of the San Francisco waterfront.
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For many users, social media is the focal point of their social lives as well as their main source of news.
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Their relationship became a focal point in coverage of the show, as it mirrored the arc of their characters as well.
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Without ever making an explicit reference to Donald Trump, Clinton demanded that Democrats recognize Hillary as their focal point of unity.
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With technology as a focal point, virtually every part of the political process has been brought into the scrum, including voting.
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There are something like 20 years' worth of press photos in this book which are a huge focal point of it.
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Instead of using it as just a finishing accessory, I decided to make the vest the focal point of my outfit.
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French audio company Focal is launching its Listen Wireless closed-ear headphones in three new colors today: olive, purple, and blue.
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Schoettler said the design was chosen to be an architectural focal point in the city, similar to the iconic Space Needle.
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The system of using tribunals to settle such disputes became a focal point of mass demonstrations against the "TTIP" EU-U.
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Instead, the performance of the body in front of the camera becomes the focal point in a stark and direct way.
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"Tomorrow's NFP remains the focal point," Macquarie analyst Matthew Turner said, referring to U.S. non-farm payrolls data due on Friday.
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Over the past two days, Clinton's lack of transparency has become a focal point of the campaign alongside her health issues.
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The idea is that one camera would have a wide lens, and the other would have a much deeper focal length.
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That means you get a dedicated physical 2x optical zoom thanks to the second lens, which has a longer focal length.
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One World Technologies, a China-based subsidiary of Techtronic Industries, was the focal point of Lampert's accusations in his original post.
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The country had become a focal point for artists, architects and newly minted photographers — and a fresh challenge for affluent adventurers.
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Parks became a focal point for national media coverage, while Colvin and four other women were made plaintiffs in Browder v.
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Instead, he wants Republicans to stay focused on the culture war he waged in 2016 with immigration as its focal point.
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He distanced himself from a wealth tax on the richest Americans, a focal point of Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders candidacies.
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The focal point is "Deepfake," a 25-minute video that follows a character, Eve, as she drifts through the California desert.
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And each "gallery" or "lair," no matter the size, will be designed to showcase the customer's car as the focal point.
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Since "Made in China 2025" became a focal point in the trade war, the Chinese government has started playing it down.
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The sources also said Turkey would be one of the focal points at the NPL Europe conference in London this week.
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In some episodes, he's the focal point, in others, he floats in and out of the stories unfolding on the screen.
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Cuba became a focal point of U.S. foreign policy, a key element of a global political struggle with the Soviet Union.
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But it has turned Trump into the focal point, an easy and predictable foe in a political battle with low stakes.
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Manafort, who has been the subject of an FBI investigation for three years, has emerged as a focal point for Mueller.
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Fittingly, for a mineral spring spa hotel, the bathroom's focal point was a luxuriously big shower clad in handmade Ecuadorean tiles.
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But this year, Asia Week, which ends Saturday, has become the focal point of an aggressive and unusual law enforcement effort.
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CNN has become the focal point in antitrust approval of AT&T's $85.4 billion deal to buy Time Warner Inc TWX.
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Each of the four images were made using 30 images with a different focal distance to maximize the depth of field.
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The debate over the future of the American healthcare system has become a focal point of the Democratic presidential nominating contest.
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