Business customers also are more concentrated; for instance, in the United States more than half of the country's business buyers are concentrated in only seven states.
Its concentrated cleaners, for instance, were sold with an empty spray bottle, and consumers had to add their own water to make the cleaning sprays.
In western Europe, he says, land ownership is, on average, about 100 times less concentrated and, for instance in parts of Scandinavia, communal ownership is common.The Scottish government wants to encourage more communal ownership and to put an end to the vestiges of feudalism.
For instance, the concentrated protein solution that is extruded by a spider to generate silk is, in fact, a liquid crystal phase.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, September 14 , 1929P. 33 Remarkable instances of concentrated impudence listed in the current press.
Photons moving in step with one another is what makes laser light so bright and concentrated and, in some instances, so potent.
This shows that the type of preparation has a decisive impact on the substrate interaction; i.e., for instance, low-concentrated EtOH solution results in an adaption of the phenytoin molecules with respect to the silica surface, while higher concentrations show a powder-like character typically for crystal formation in the bulk solution.
A test of how concentrated college athletes are, for instance, predicts their sports performance the following semester.
