Finally, the central binaries are either disrupted or ejected, resulting in a tighter concentration at the core.
Recently, a robust, practical approach based on the tight concentration of optical fields associated with guided surface plasmons (SP) on conducting nanowires has emerged [13].
And the tight concentration of people in a city also leads to other tolerances and practices, many of which are less common in other human habitats (like the village) or in other species.
Although the dressage demands tight concentration, and is conducted in a stately, almost casual, manner, the pressure is intense on the horses and riders.
The tight concentration of troops also offered an excellent target for the Texian artillery.
These banks' holdings of sovereign (and all other) debt would be subject to tight concentration limits and to capital requirements reflecting the debt's evolving default probability.
Previously, these globular clusters had been classified as being in old age because they had very tight concentrations of stars in their centers, another test of age used by astronomers.
But Mr. Hill made him a mysterious, contemplative figure who had drawn such a tight circle of concentration about himself that he paid no heed to anyone outside his broodings until he found that a young woman, Tatiana, was obsessed with his enigmatic presence.
Most of these LMLK glasses form a tight group when concentrations of magnesia and potash are considered (Fig. 5) with the following observations: the Pherai, Pydna and Rhodes Bead Factory samples have higher average potash than other glasses, including the Rhodes Necropolis, while the Tel Anafa glasses have higher average magnesia than those from Jebel Khalid, Pherai or Gordion.
Therefore, a tight control of H2O2 concentration is critical for cell homoeostasis.
