Sentence examples for call concentrated from inspiring English sources

Think of the number of products and services that are driven by what I call concentrated attractors - ingredients that, in nature, attract us to what is good for us, but in the economy, are often concentrated to such a degree that they squeeze out almost everything of real value.

In addition, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection requires NMPs from the largest operations called concentrated animal feeding operations (> 1,000 AEUs, or 301 1,000 AEUs and a concentrated animal operation, or per federal regulation) (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2012).

Pigs are housed cheek-to-jowl, by the many thousands, in what are called concentrated animal feeding operations, where feeding, watering and monitoring are largely mechanized.

The advance, based on new semiconductor materials that the company has developed, could help make a type of solar power system called concentrated photovoltaics a far more attractive way to generate electricity from the sun.

In fact, the spread of factory farms, which are technically called concentrated animal feeding operations, has essentially been shaped by the industry's search for regions of the country where local control is weak.

97% of the 65 million hogs raised each year come from these crowded commercial "farms" (called concentrated animal feeding operations or CAFOs).

Cirkut Camera Views of Long Island and Beyond," as the free show of some 60 photographs is called, concentrates on local scenes, but it also includes shots taken in Rio de Janeiro, Havana and San Francisco.

Opinion pollsters have been hampered by the impact of Sandy, both in contacting voters in swing states directly affected and because their own call centres – concentrated in New Jersey in several cases – have been compromised by the storm.

Others heeded the call, and concentrated on such important priorities as education.

Farms that confine large numbers of animals for more than 45 days during a growing season in an area that does not produce vegetation are called Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations ("CAFOs").

These calls were concentrated in species-specific "hotspots," with humpback whale calls bookending the other three species, all along the northern length of Georges Bank.