Sentence examples for concentration means from inspiring English sources

What that market concentration means is a matter of debate.

But as I once quoted Suzuki (memo to Larry Brown: not Ichiro): "Concentration means freedom.

Mr. Miller's level of concentration means that a major development at one or more of his companies can have a huge effect on the fund's return.

The afternoon dip in concentration means that between 3pm and 6pm people are more likely to retweet other people's tweets than create their own.

But we will always face a trade-off: more centralization and concentration means convenience for consumers, but it also makes government surveillance and censorship easier.

Many new wind farms lie along the gusty Columbia River corridor, and their concentration means that changes in the wind can bring sudden dips and spikes in the power they generate.

Lack of concentration meant that they struggled to understand what was happening at school.

His father played violin in the Münchner Symphoniker Orchestra, while the son's lapses of concentration mean he plays second fiddle too often but still manages to be a cult figure in India.

c TNFα concentration, mean ± SD of n = 7.

The Cl− is from 26 to 960 mg/L with its higher concentration (mean 405 mg/L) in C zone, medium concentration (mean 360 mg/L) in BC zone and low concentration (mean 156 mg/L) in FP zone.

The mineral matter occurs in moderate concentration (mean 19.9%) (Tables 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6).