locus

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• The personas you’ve created can act as the locus of the content topic universe, enabling you to brainstorm themes that are specific to that type of customer.

• For small to mid-sized rooms at middle-to-mildly loud volumes, bookshelf speakers stand at the locus between price, footprint, and performance, while also presenting an enormous amount of options in the price range, design, and features.

• The points in the resulting locus were all the same distance away from the intersection.

• Today, conservative media isn’t just a locus of power on the right.

• With Mitch McConnell soon to be in charge, look for the Senate to become the locus of attacks on campaign finance reform.

• The 18th Street Gang was named after the locus of its birth in the Ramparts section.

• This question of accountability has interesting links with the theory of “locus of control.”

• He despised it for showing war not as an arena of bravery and honor but as a locus of dread and fear.

• At the locus of policy on peace, territory and Palestinians, the picture is worse.

• Thus we find even in medival times, Westminster alluded to by monkish writers as a locus terribilis or sacred place.

• Est hic insignis locus, si quis alius est in toto Paulo: proinde diligenter excutere singulas particulas convenit.