Sentences with phrase «significant running focus»

This is my ONE significant running focus this year (outside of no injuries of course).

Not exact matches

Since an upset mind can not focus, this is quite significant on the long run.

It was clear the screenplay would have to spend a significant portion of running time focussing on him since there have been two previous actors in two previous films, none of which have had a stellar reception.

Considering the heavy multiplayer focus (there's even going to be competitive Ranked play at launch), it will be interesting to see how the console community reacts to what could be a fairly significant advantage if the base PlayStation 4 and Xbox One run at 30 FPS.

The Global Performance Vehicles group spent significant attention to detail to ensure the ratio of sixth gear was perfectly in tune with the Focus ST, giving the driver optimum performance while remaining long enough to help maintain excellent fuel economy on longer runs.

Ramius further stated it believes a significant opportunity exists to adjust the cost structure of the Issuer to achieve acceptable operating margins, even at the current revenue run rate, and urged management and the Board to focus its attention on driving cost improvements by re-focusing on the Company's core businesses and de-emphasizing growth investments in non-core product lines such as WiMAX.

This presentation focuses on three significant and distinctive canvases produced during these formative early years in New York: the Map painting «In The Family G.E.P.» (1968 — 70); an enigmatic portrait of Bowling's two young sons, «End Run» (1969); and «For Edvins» (1972 — 73), a pure and expressive abstraction.

In online science discussions, the fate of this years summer sea ice has been the focus of a significant betting pool, a test of expert prediction skills, and a week - by - week (almost) running commentary.

However, despite this, the team reckon to have perhaps isolated a «global warming» signal in the accelerated run off of the Greenland Ice Mass — but only just, because the runoff at the edges is balanced by increasing central mass — again, they focus upon recent trends — a net loss of about 22 cubic kilometres in total ice mass per year which they regard as statistically not significant — to find the «signal», and a contradiction to their ealier context of air temperature cycles.

There were seven principles set out in the Code on how to run such an exercise, mainly focussing on clear unbiased communication to ensure members made informed choices, but the most significant recommendation was the prohibition of cash incentives as they were seen as distorting member decisions.