Arab-Americans make up 30percentt of Dearborn's roughly 100,000 citizens, with more than 300,000 in metropolitan Detroit, making it one of the most concentrated centers of Arab population in the country.
Universities and their associated health professions schools (e.g., medical schools, pharmacy schools) are often well positioned to offer immersive research experiences for students as highly concentrated centers of STEM activity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
As a result, many secret Jews settled the island's remote mountainous interior far from the concentrated centers of power in San Juan and lived quiet lives.
While the kimchi-and-beef-concentrated center was deliciously spicy, the bulk of the omelette was bland bites of egg and rice smothered with mayonnaise.
The region is one of the nation's most concentrated population centers of Arab Americans.
The 28 photographs here form a calm, concentrated oasis centering on a single vision, in notable contrast to the displays of larger works by various artists in the adjacent galleries.
Power spectra of the en face views revealed a faint, but clear ring of concentrated power centered about zero spatial frequency.
Nonconcentrated urine samples were tested using Sofia Legionella FIA and the results were compared with those of nonconcentrated (centers 1 and 2) and those of concentrated urine samples (center 1 only) tested simultaneously using BinaxNOW® AUC.
DSC results are presented for bending under distributed load and a center concentrated load, and natural frequencies of flexural vibrations.
As the normal to shear plane angle was increased from 30 to 60°, the shear bands were more concentrated on the center region owing to the higher normal compressive stress.
First, we observe that the equivalent energy, which corresponds to the area below the waveform d k), is quite concentrated at the center of the waveform when the multipath signal has been received.
