When ICE first tried, two years ago, to shift its resources away from the indiscriminate deportation of every illegal immigrant it could catch, concentrating instead on dangerous criminals and security risks, Crane refused to let members of his union participate in training courses for field agents.
17– 20 The Moore's swab method, introduced in 1948, 21 uses a gauze swab as a filter to catch and concentrate microorganisms in flowing or stagnant water.
I've been thinking about this quite a bit in the past few weeks and Adam Frucci wrote something that caught my attention, concentrating my thoughts the way a seed crystal builds boules of material in the Czochralski process.
According to the MDTP Lesotho Protected Area planner, 16 the national park would protect the important 'sponge area' of the Caledon River the area that catches and concentrates the rainfall at the river's origin and create a surrounding buffer area where human movement is allowed.
That was the first time that, through making an effort to concentrate deeply, he caught a glimpse of the stillness, and the mind's potential.
But it was Wallace who concentrated long enough to catch two touchdown passes that were misplayed by Bucs defenders.
In addition, catches for crustaceans were highly concentrated off the Newfoundland-Labrador Shelf, bivalves on the Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf, cephalopods off the Patagonian Shelf, and echinoderms off the Humboldt Current (Fig. S1).
They're going to get caught out if they don't start concentrating and tackling properly.
This theme is clearly echoed in Catching Fire, which concentrates less on the horror of kids killing kids (the returning contestants are necessarily older than before) than on the Games' true purpose as an anaesthetising spectator sport.
"I just concentrated on making the catch," he said.
