Suppose that the cholera-causing miasmas were just concentrated that way?
It is one of the few bakeries in Flatbush, where New York's West Indian population is concentrated, that is popular with Antiguans, Barbadians, Vincentians, Guyanese, Grenadians, Haitians and others.
The micro-turbine wind market in cities faces significant challenges due to the complexities associated with the urban terrain but, if a renewable solution to increasing energy demand is to be achieved, energy conversion systems where populations are concentrated, that is cities, must be considered.
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The medium-borne factor requires that high numbers of cells be exposed to irradiation before an effect is seen upon recipient cells or that the factors released into the medium are sufficiently concentrated, that is, medium transfer effect is dependent on the ratio of cell number to medium volume.
His performance feels so inwardly concentrated that Treat seems like a danger only to himself.
His arrangements for voice, accordion and drums of songs from the very old "Sisotowbell Lane" to the contemporary "Borderline" were so concentrated that the performance approached a séance.
Most of the masses are waiting for a bowl of tsukemen — thick, toothy noodles served with a dipping sauce so concentrated that it's just shy of gravy.
Known black holes (clumps of matter so concentrated that their gravity prevents even light from leaving them) are distant, massive bodies.
Also, it is so concentrated that a month's worth fits in a ring that allows a tiny amount to trickle out each day.
It's language as a physical material, a substance so concentrated that you can all but hold it in your hands, turn it over, feel its textures.
