Since the government's change of direction, CEZ, the Czech energy company that built a 600-megawatt wind farm in Romania — the largest in the country — has said that it will concentrate future investment in Poland.
This would concentrate future per-share earnings on remaining outstanding shares in the company, raising their per-unit value.
Similar mechanics are seen in industrial yarn processing, the researchers say, although for now they plan to concentrate future work on mathematically describing more complex cowboy tricks.
While he acknowledges that as the company grows, it will need to build a bigger in-house sales team, he seems to take pride in running lean and hopes to concentrate future investments on product development and support.
In a general mindset of 'local elaboration' of sustainable development, cities are logical loci for action: they do not only concentrate (future) consumption and production – and are hence at the origin of unsustainability 'symptoms'-, they simultaneously are the operational units in which concrete actions can be envisaged, designed, (politically) facilitated and effectively rolled out.
I would urge the planners to concentrate future satellites on the time after 4.30 or 5.00 p.m. and during periods before and after the meeting.
Clearly, it would be beneficial to concentrate future efforts on the discovery and further study of the molecular mechanisms and regulatory pathways associated with PCa.
Instead of perpetuating doubts about the existence of olfactory navigation without having a competing alternative in mind, we should concentrate future efforts of research on trying to decode the functionality of olfactory navigation and to understand its atmospheric basis.
We also aimed to provide direction for researchers in regard to where to concentrate future research into risk factors, screening tests and preventative exercises for professional footballers based on what is actually performed in practice.
And, it has been suggested that if the scale up and implementation of TasP is only partially successful, it could potentially concentrate future infections within highly vulnerable populations, thereby raising serious ethical concerns related to health equity and social justice [ 19].
