Sentence examples for Quite concentrated from inspiring English sources

Quite concentrated, but dry and mouth-wateringly saline.

"Massachusetts, with its population quite concentrated around Boston, is measured as considerably less corrupt than New York and its isolated Albany," the authors found.

It should be noted again that, if one considers gradually more and more high values in the circulating flow, the distribution of capacity takes a higher and narrow shape, with values quite concentrated around the mean; so the result is found to be more stable.

First, we observe that the equivalent energy, which corresponds to the area below the waveform d k), is quite concentrated at the center of the waveform when the multipath signal has been received.

Pharmaceuticals, by contrast, are quite concentrated.

Dispersions of micelles in water can be made quite concentrated and exhibit great cleansing power.

Let's be brutally honest: one can't quite concentrate on what these still-glorious actresses are saying for awhile.

It is: high quality, general purpose, broadly based, quite basic, and concentrated in newer generations of technology.

So I went looking for earlier periods of time when the education of the poor was not quite so idiosyncratic, concentrated in the hands of people outside of those communities and not so tightly tied to business.

Results on final pandemic burdens, although based on stochastic runs, are quite stable and concentrated around the mean as illustrated in Figure 6.

Phenol is quite toxic, however, and concentrated solutions cause severe but painless burns of the skin and mucous membranes.