This has proved a focal point of Democratic turnout efforts.
Instead, the city has become a focal point in an increasingly violent battle between rebel forces and the Syrian regime.
The Lenin statue has now become the focal point of protests for Russia, and against the ‘fascists’ in Kiev.
In 1981, Juan Carlos was the focal point of resistance to an attempted military coup.
Operating as an independent legal entity, the GFE would act as the focal point for a renewal of the global education compact.
It is naturally the focal point of the trade between Europe and Asia.
Toward a focal point: from the east, two people; from the north, two people.
The parental relation then, as now, was the focal point of the social system, and required powerful safeguards.
We have seen that I0 (the intensity at the focal point) was equal to A/λf.
Their focal point seemed to be the trees at the foot of the cleft.
focal point n.
|focal point |
The point at which all radiation coming from a single direction and passing through a lens or striking a mirror converges. Also called focus.