Social scientists have rightly devoted considerable attention to concentrated poverty because it magnifies the problems associated with poverty in general: joblessness, crime, delinquency, drug trafficking, family breakups and poor "social outcomes" like school performance.
It has to go with concentrated living because it doesn't have the available land for people to have their own house and their own yard.
Some bartenders prefer a concentrated syrup because it can sweeten a cocktail without adding too much water.
Karachi, in particular, receives concentrated media coverage because it is home to half the country's 700 "peoplemeters," the audience measurement tools that generate ratings on which advertising prices are based.
"The reality is, a city like New York does have a lot of racially concentrated schools, and that's because it has a lot of racially concentrated neighborhoods.
"A large size allows them to take a giant bite," Velez-Juarbe said in an email, "as well as makes it easier to migrate between areas where food is concentrated". Because the increased marine productivity changed with the seasons, the giants would have to swim vast distances to find new pockets.
It's notable in this context that wealth tends to be about twice as concentrated as income, in part because it feeds on itself.
Whereas natural sugar sources like whole fruits and vegetables are generally not very concentrated because the sweetness is buffered by water, fiber and other constituents, modern industrial sugar sources are unnaturally potent and quickly provide a big hit.
"When we first started testing, everybody was in the 'marginal' or 'poor' rating, but it's a challenge for automakers because these vehicles are so big and their passenger compartments are so concentrated". Because pickup trucks are bigger and heavier, they have some advantage in a collision from the point of view of physics over a smaller vehicle such as a compact sedan.
