shifts focus

When the author finishes one story within the framework, he shifts focus to another protagonist.

He shifts focus from that ram to another, eating the golden grass.

Once the plague is announced in the prologue, the idea gets lost and the play shifts focus.

This approach shifts focus from individual officers to placing focus on police organizations.

Social history deals with people in the streets, which by necessity shifts focus away from dead white males to conflicts and victims.

Actors range about the set transacting their business while the camera shifts focus from one plane of depth to another and back again.

The Green belt technique shifts focus from defensive to offensive techniques with:

First "Frontline" says the invasion should not have been carried out; then it shifts focus.

Regime shifts focuses on sudden often dramatic changes in social-ecological systems and the reorganization afterwards.

One way she shifts focus from logistics to more spiritual matters is to walk to services on the High Holy Days.

When the camera shifts focus, there is often a noticeable effect where elements appear to stretch vertically when going out of focus.

The camera zooms, pans and shifts focus as if it were being wielded by an optometrist on a cocaine binge.

The documentary then shifts focus to the women who continue to search the Atacama Desert for bones and traces of their loved ones.

The series shifts focus from Loki to Sif.

The study on survival rates on different shifts focused on 250 hospitals in the United States that participate in a national registry.

This shared emphasis on scientific methods of studying knowledge shifts focus to the empirical processes of knowledge acquisition and away from many traditional philosophic questions.

The movie shifts focus from Bombay to protégé Charlie Conway (Joshua Jackson).

In 1992, LRO Computer Sales shifts focus solely to computers by offering hard drives to its customers.

After Toby is revealed as the second "A" team member, the second half of the season shifts focus to the mystery surrounding the woman in the red coat.

Customer Value Maximization shifts focus from managing products or marketing campaigns to managing the profitability of individual customers over the life of the relationship.

The national debate over health policy, which first occupied the top rungs of the political agenda in the 1992 presidential campaign, shifts focus as the nature of problems shifts.

C2 Magazine Shifts Focus Scientific American, the 155-year-old magazine for the amateur scientist, has been revamped and plans to pay more attention to technology.

FT.com - Nomura shifts focus overseas by Michiyo Nakamoto (April 12, 2009)