Sentence examples for concentrating these from inspiring English sources

(The great old Yellow Label seems to be concentrating these days on artists who photograph well).

Microfiltration coupled with supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) may provide a method for removing triacylglycerols while concentrating these nutritionally valuable lipids into a novel ingredient.

Of that, 9300 jobs would be moved to areas where IBM is concentrating these days like cloud computing, while around 10,000 positions would simply not be refilled when the employees left.

This plot (Fig. 5a) shows a positive correlation, suggesting that sediments that are rich in monazite are also rich in zircons, as might be expected from currents concentrating these dense minerals.

Justice Kennedy, who wrote the Citizens United opinion with the claim that this kind of free-for-all could never "give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption," must be having a hard time concentrating these days amid all those cackles of laughter from Justices Thomas and Scalia.

Concentrating these enzymes at the multireceptor complex may facilitate the modification of endocytosis signals in neighboring receptors.

Do you find it hard to concentrate these days?

The effect is to concentrate these compounds in the air in the vicinity of the surf.

It is also not known if he concentrated these special trades with one firm or many.

Each was highly concentrated: these two people, these steps, this music — it was as if nothing else existed.

To concentrate these flavors even further, I put the mixture in a device known as the Rocket, which centrifuges liquid in a vacuum.