Sentence examples for concentrated direct from inspiring English sources

Instead of being interrupted and distracted at random moments throughout the day (and evening), his staffers had concentrated, direct interactions with him.

The first technique employed is based on the use of concentrated direct emulsions as a macroscale pattern where the final monolith textures can vary upon the oil volumic fraction, emulsification process, and pH conditions.

"We can't have the reductions in child mortality that we envisage without a concentrated, direct attack on the biggest enemy that children face," said UNICEF Chief of Health Dr. Mickey Chopra.

CSCs concentrate direct solar energy to heat using a reflector and a concentrator.

The eye's lens can concentrate direct sunlight on the retina and burn a hole through it – similar to holding a magnifying glass under the blazing sun and setting fire to a piece of paper.

The suggested mechanism mentioned above agrees with the findings of previous studies, which have reported long-term negative effects of diagnosis and treatment on the ability to memorize, concentrate, direct attention and solve problems [ 35- 37].

Base on the superparamagnetic of Fe3O4@Ag NPs, target miRNA let-7b can be captured, concentrated and direct quantified within a PE tube without any PCR preamplification treatment.

There's an essence of astonishment, of spontaneous and innocent wonder at work in Hess's films; it comes through in his discerning, concentrated, frontally direct images as well as in his characters' fervent peculiarity and innocent obstinacy.

However, these studies concentrated on direct costs and obtained study participants in high-volume referral centres or administrative claim registers [ 23, 24], which may limit extrapolation of the data to the whole coeliac disease population.

The red-eyed treefrog embryos, by contrast, sent out a concentrated and directed burst of the enzymes from the snout, making a hole to wriggle through.

He also concentrated his direct-mailing effort in Rockland and the narrow corridor along the Hudson in Westchester where he was not yet a household name.