Bottle Green's concentrates, called cordials, in spiced berry, raspberry-grapefruit, elder flower, ginger-lemon grass and cranberry-orange, will be available for $6 or so for 17 ounces in some stores in coming weeks.
One such method is the 'centres of aggregation' strategy, by which a list of non-residential locations where the target population concentrates – called centres of aggregation – is produced after extensive ethnographic research.
Another product made from worm waste is a concentrate, sometimes called tea, that Mr. Chambers extracts using an aerator.
Even in Israel, mentions are increasingly casual; farmers upset at diminishing returns from tomato concentrate have called ketchup their Auschwitz.
A recently built plant that uses mirrors to concentrate sunlight, called Nevada Solar One, can produce 64 megawatts of power.
The two had the same arrangement in Kansas City, and it frees Hackett to concentrate on calling plays, while Raye can analyze the defense and figure out blocking adjustments.
The CBI would be better advised to concentrate on calling for more (and smarter) infrastructure spending to benefit the economy as a whole.
Many non-governmental organisations have a similar emphasis on third world food exports, but concentrate on calling for "one-sided protectionism": tariff reductions in the developed world, but their retention in developing countries to allow them to protect themselves.
Determined to show that their campaigns are viable, many of the Democratic candidates have curtailed their travels in recent weeks to concentrate on calling potential donors in hopes of posting a strong showing when they release their second-quarter fund-raising figures.
"Concentrate," Mr. Lehniger called out as the lights went down for a run-through of the final scene.
