But now the shortage of college seats is concentrated in rapidly growing states like California, Florida and Texas that can't (or won't) expand colleges fast enough.
A coastal region in Turkey where all types of historical, cultural, and natural resources are concentrated, but rapidly destroyed with the pressure of tourism, energy investments, and secondary housing is selected as a case for the analysis of the effects of the property market with the planning/urbanization problems in the region.
(In the 1970s, the top 1percentt received 8 to 9percentt of total income, but thereafter income concentrated so rapidly that by 2007 the top received 23.5percentt of the total).
The human placenta concentrated 54Mn rapidly during the first 15 min of perfusion and by 4 hr was four times greater than the concentrations of Mn in the maternal perfusate, while the concentration of Mn in the fetal perfusate was 25% of the maternal perfusate levels.
Upon DNA damage, EXPAND1/MUM1 rapidly concentrates at the vicinity of DNA damage sites via its direct interaction with 53BP1.
The diet containing 20% concentrate supplied 4% rapidly degraded starch, whereas the diet containing 40% concentrate supplied 22% rapidly degraded starch.
Although the battles have been concentrated in the rapidly growing South and West, sprawl has been a concern in the densely populated Northeast as well.
Moreover, in April 1922 Stalin won appointment as general secretary of the party, in which post he was rapidly concentrating immense power in his hands.
The described setup is capable of rapidly concentrating and collecting nanoparticles from continuous flow that is driven by electroosmosis.
The substitution of roughage for concentrate, rich in rapidly fermentable carbohydrates, promoted a decline in particle size of the diet, with less physically effective NDF, reducing salivation and rumen motility and, consequently, rumen buffering.
