But when you come to this last, primarily electronic gallery from the concentrated hand-power and brainpower of the graphic work, you feel like you've changed energy fields.
On the other hand, concentrated growth factors (CGF), another modified form of PRF, are prepared by repeatedly switching the centrifugation speed and are characterized as a relatively stiffer fibrin clot [4].
On one hand, concentrated saline solutions may have disrupted osmotic equilibrium thus leading to death.
Mr. Paul campaigned against big banks, arguing that concentrated financial power goes hand in hand with concentrated political power.
But concentrated social housing goes hand in hand with joblessness and enduring poverty: too much of the first will condemn the area to too much of the second and third.
Land and natural resources remain concentrated in the hands of wealthy whites.
This way, he posited, capital would become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.
Over the past few decades, wealth has become more concentrated in the hands of a few global elite.
But not everyone is happy about the amount of power that ends up concentrated in the hands of scientific publishers as a result.
Its powers, hitherto wide-ranging and concentrated in the hands of the aristocracy, had been the focus of bloody democratic revolution in the decade preceding the premiere of the plays.
Thomas Piketty, in his much-cited recent book on the distribution of wealth, argues that because the return on capital is greater than the long-term growth rate, wealth must by definition become increasingly concentrated in fewer hands.
