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Rather, they are concentrated precisely in the same urban areas as growing numbers of poor South Africans.

That leave supporters were concentrated precisely in those parts of Wales that have most to lose financially from a Brexit merely adds to the bemusement of external observers.

We therefore concentrated on precisely determining cardiomyocyte size.

Furthermore, the light-scattering capacity of the T240 layer in the photoelectrodes of DSSCs was found to be enhanced upon precisely concentrating the incident light with the assistance of the condenser lens-based solar concentrator.

The commissioner believes there is a case for "refocusing" the efforts of the Met's anti-gang operations back on violence and for refining stop-and-search still more, concentrating it more precisely on those thought most likely to commit violent acts, whether with knives or anything else, in specific areas of the capital.

The most intensive redevelopment on the Adriatic coast is concentrated in this area, more precisely on the lively 2km Becici beach between Budva and Sveti.

More precisely, they are concentrated in two distinct regions (fig. 3).

The ink was kept deliberately thin and exposed to air at a precisely controlled temperature, which concentrated the gold particles at the curved upper surface of the fluid.

The actual application of flow control, however, concentrated on the underbody - more precisely in a region behind the rear axis (pink circle in Figure 24), where we installed a number of blowing jets.

But a new piece by Julia Wolfe, "My Beautiful Scream," performed with no lighting effects or auxiliary video, proved the most vividly theatrical performance of all, precisely because the drama was concentrated in the music itself.

Predators are not evenly spread in Sweden but are concentrated to central and northern Sweden, overlapping precisely with the area where traditional farming with forest pasturing is practised by some 250 farmers as of 2010 (Figure 2).