The phrase "alone concentrate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of focusing solely on something without distractions, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In order to achieve my goals, I need to alone concentrate on my studies without any interruptions."
Alternatives: "focus solely" or "concentrate exclusively".
Most comparisons of lidar vs. field alone concentrate on the technical advantages highlighted above.
Many coaches, on the reasonable supposition that Bradley cannot beat their teams alone, concentrate on choking off the four other Princeton players, but Bradley is good enough to rise to such occasions, as he did when he scored forty-six againsTexasas, making every known shot, including an eighteen-foot running hook.
At Hopkins, I was unable to lift a pipette, let alone concentrate on building a lab.
Some 130,000 residents live in the Bratislava complex alone, concentrated in the city's Petrzalka district.
Turkey, too, has mostly left the jihadis alone, concentrating its fight on Syria's Kurds, whom it views as a subversive extension of Turkish Kurdish groups, which Ankara continues to fight.
Hence we aimed to analyse the effects of long-term (≥12 months) ICS use in patients with asthma alone, concentrating on fracture and bone mineral density (BMD) outcomes.
Sometimes when they're alone, concentrating works really well.
On the basis of the current cost of solar collectors, levelized costs of electricity of 145 280 €/MWh were obtained depending on the location of the plant: a competitive value with respect to large, stand-alone concentrating solar power plants.
In order to identify the effects of concentrate energy alone, concentrates were formulated so that increases in concentrate feeding resulted in either a constant supply of concentrate crude protein (CP) (mean 1.4 kg/day) or constant intake of rapeseed meal (RSM) (mean 1.7 kg DM/day).
Democrats would be better advised to leave Bentonville alone, and concentrate on bashing Bush instead.
His instructions are to leave the editorial side alone and concentrate on the numbers.
