Sentence examples for concentrates as from inspiring English sources

This book unusually looks at the weeks after the end of the war, and, as you would expect from Buruma, concentrates as much on Asia as on Europe.

In addition, the cleaning of special iron ore and cassiterite concentrates as well as the separation of cassiterite-scheelite ores are conducted by electrostatic methods.

Mr. Grandage promises a staging that concentrates as much on acting as on singing and dancing, which is why, he said, he's cast Ewan McGregor ("one of the boldest actors I know") as the gambler Sky Masterson.

In an alternative view, this process eliminates almost all partial information available about X and concentrates as much as possible of the uncertainty of X in Y.

He often mentions the importance of conscience, but concentrates, as far as proofs go, on various design arguments, on arguments based on the incorporeality of the human soul, and on arguments involving miracles.

Virtually no other state concentrates as much political, economic and cultural power in its capital city.

"I couldn't concentrate as well out of uniform".

You might as well give up the right to concentrate as well.

American affluence is concentrated as well as widespread, and that too has political consequences.

Rather, it involves setting specific goals, obtaining immediate feedback and concentrating as much on technique as on outcome.

Many physical, biological, and social phenomena are concentrated as well.