It's about short bursts of intensive concentration rather than long slogs in front of the computer".
Her take on the idea was intense, a concentration, rather than a refinement, of the original's punch.
"It's information concentration, rather than getting more information you don't know what to do with," said David Cox, chief scientific officer at Perlegen.
Marcin said Strahan has been good about keeping his concentration, rather than being distracted by what he believes are missed calls.
It was a shame that Coventry's hard work would be let down by a failure of concentration rather than ability.
Yet the Third is as much an expression of the Finnish personality as anything Sibelius wrote; and Thomas Zehetmair's account proves the symphony marked a concentration rather than a reduction of the composer's powers.
But it was so extraordinary, the difference, and when you think that there's going to be more concentration rather than less concentration, you say, well, what is good public policy?
By which I mean that short bursts of desperate concentration, rather than long hours of screen-staring, persuaded me that my instincts must be relied on, every word must count, density and richness can be achieved vertically.
In 1947 Stephen Potter, a British author, jokingly coined the term "gamesmanship" for "the art of winning games without actually cheating" (though he suggested breaking an opponent's concentration, rather than misleading the referee).
He was one of the earliest researchers to propose and to collect data supporting the hypothesis that it is the carbon dioxide concentration (rather than the oxygen concentration) in the blood that regulates breathing.
Therefore, our measurements reflected changes in the 'anionic' concentration rather than in Cl− fluctuations.
