| It all revolved around the idea that the body is a locus of memory, and it brought that idea into so many dimensions. |
| For a peaceful world that promotes international democracy, the locus of power and influence needs shifting. |
| The purity of Apollonian art, in contrast, implies quitting the locus of pain. |
| It seems to understand that the locus of failure isn't external and partial. |
| The locus of these thick or thin spots can be mapped by radar back to the site of origin. |
| Nearly all cases of exceptional memory are domain-specific, and retention of sequences or arrays of digits is the most common locus. |
