The sugars, principally dextrose and maltose, vary in concentration among producers but, generally, are sufficiently concentrated to make a final product ranging from 7 to 9 percent alcohol.
Resin produced as above is called oleoresin and is an exudate rather than an extractive; other examples of tree exudates are sugar maple sap, which is concentrated to make maple syrup, and latex, which can be made into rubber.
A thin, dark-skinned man in a business suit took the stage to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, but his accent was so thick that he had to concentrate to make himself understood.
Following treatment, the suspensions were diluted directly with a concentrate of citrate buffer and a stock of predialised enzyme concentrate, to make up a final suspension for digestion to determine hydrolysis kinetics, as outlined below.
Mix a little water into the concentrate to make a thick mixture.
"This is the area we have to concentrate on, to make sure pilgrims... comply with it once they get there".
Originally, the drying process was stopped when the sugar in the grapes was concentrated enough to make an intensely sweet wine.
Solar thermal power, which concentrates heat to make steam, is aiming for $4 per watt.
Lithium is a very abundant element (the 33rd most abundant) but there are not many places on earth where it is concentrated enough to make mining viable (see Figure 2).
I think that's the biggest thing to concentrate on, to make yourself unique, where you have your own sound.
