It is an argument that goes back at least as far as the philosopher Martha Nussbaum's essays on literary appreciation from the nineteen-nineties, which celebrated realist fiction as a training ground for "absorbed imagining" and "concentrated attention," qualities that, Nussbaum wrote, democratic societies demand.
Other inorganic materials, such as, acids, salts and chlorine which are not toxic at low concentrations may become concentrated, deteriorate water quality and adversely affect biological organisms.
If Mr. Dudley can keep that going with other disposals, the new, smaller BP will have a more concentrated portfolio of quality assets.
We could overcome this limitation of dealing with fractionated, low concentrated and poor quality DNA, using a specialized re-amplification strategy for performing high-throughput methylation analysis on MALDI-TOF MS based on our established method [18].
Christophe Jaume, of Southern Rhône producer Alain Jaume et Fils, notes Syrah parcels from Les Champauvins, near Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOP, "The crop was very nice with healthy berries containing very concentrated and high-quality juice.
In summary, our study shows that a high-quality, concentrated Gingko biloba plus choline formula is safe and may offer modest cognitive and immunological benefits, among healthy older adults with no cognitive impairments.
Both city officials and union leaders need to recognize that a city cannot grow economically, and public employees cannot succeed, if a city's tax base flees, if poverty becomes more concentrated and if the quality of public services declines.
It was concluded that the introduced concepts have large potential for designing quality into concentrated pharmaceutical suspensions.© 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. and the American Pharmacists Association J Pharm Sci 102 994 1007, 2013.
Individual fixed-income holdings may be more or less concentrated, depending on the quality rating of the security.
