Sentence examples for concentrated meaning from inspiring English sources

Any Western country was "better" than the U.S. [in the recent past] because the populations of gay men are smaller, the viremic pool [of the AIDS virus] was less concentrated (meaning there was less virus floating around in the collective bloodstream), and people were still more closeted and not having anal sex, and thus fewer people were infected.

Cambodia is one of the few countries in the world that has reversed HIV epidemic from being generalized to concentrated, meaning that it is now confined mainly to individuals who engage in high-risk behaviors [ 1].

Because without servers there's no centralizing of data in concentrated storage units, meaning there are no honeypot targets for hackers or snoopers.

However, read your specific detergent bottle for instructions on how to use that detergent--some detergents are more concentrated than others, meaning you don't need to use as much.

Associated with this triumph of manners is an art of mood and evocation, in which significance is found in the small, concentrated gesture, the sudden revelation of transcendent meaning in what is most ordinary and unassuming.

Mr. Comer also noted that the Robson auction was a concentrated one-day sale with no reserves, meaning the cars would be sold regardless of price.

It's a question that challenges the respondent to crystallize his or her philosophy of life, society and the meaning of the universe into one concentrated notion.

Earlier research with other drugs used larger catheters inserted into the carotid arteries, which feed the entire brain — meaning that the tumor did not receive the most concentrated dose and that healthy brain tissue was exposed to the toxic drugs.

Seen previously at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and accompanied by an excellent catalog (Siglio, Los Angeles), it is among the best places in New York right now to ruminate on the relationship of form, meaning and material that is often basic to the concentrated visual experience that some call art.

Ironically this may actually be good for existing tech powerhouses, as those immigrants who are willing to come to America — a number which has surely shrunk considerably in the last month — will want to go to demonstrably pro-immigrant locales like California, New York, and Boston … meaning the best tech talent will get even more concentrated in those places.

"If the drought continues, we expect next year to be much worse as the insidious affects of loss of food sources, more concentrated populations increasing competition, higher mortality, and a loss of 'recruitment,' meaning less babies make it through to adulthood," she said.