De Keersmaeker has always concentrated on notions of "space, the organisation of space, geometrical patterns that underline the choreography", but she wanted to resume her early interest as a choreographer in different perceptions of time, particularly the stretching and compression of time.
Instead, he concentrated on the notion of being and its negation, which he called "light" and "darkness," and explained the gradation of beings as gradation of their mixture according to the degree of "strength," or "perfection," of their light.
Geoff Dyer's new instalment of essays, White Sands (Canongate), which concentrates on notions of place and placement, has plenty of his trademark shrugging but also (cleverly licensed by this) patches of startlingly rarefied writing as well; the combination makes the whole book compelling.
Helmholtz's own work had concentrated on applying the notion of a potential to fluid movement.
Earlier attempts that aim to generalize games with strategic complementarities have mainly concentrated on the increasingness notions (see Antoniadou [9], Calciano [6]).
The harder I tried to concentrate on any notion of story, relationship, theme or even style, the more diffuse and self-contradictory this work looked.
We prove some general results about mediators, and mainly concentrate on the notion of strong mediated equilibrium, which is just a strong equilibrium at the mediated game.
In fact, he said, the whole notion of a Silicon Alley concentrated in Lower Manhattan is outmoded.
This article has concentrated on eternity as a metaphysical notion with two contrasting understandings.
With almost 60% of the world's gas concentrated in just three countries —Russia, Iran and Qatar the notion of a cartel sounds appealing.
