Sentence examples for concentrations and from inspiring English sources

Capsaicin is potent even in extremely small concentrations, and it is used in topical anesthetics.

For more help understanding the relationship of global emissions, concentrations and temperature rises, see our climate simulator.

The relationship between atmospheric concentrations and emissions is 'stock and flow', like a bath and a tap.

The Germans surrounded our army concentrations and as a result [the Kharkov counterattack] lost hundreds of thousands of our soldiers.

Two data points ago, in 1957, Charles Keeling began measuring CO2 concentrations and discovered a rapid rise, by 20ppm.

The concept is to use fresh statistics to quickly detect and map concentrations and trends in crimes.

Keeping temperatures to manageable levels also assumes that we know what the precise link is between atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations and the global temperature response.

When the opposition is this refined, the only way to survive is to play with the highest levels of concentrations and try to eliminate mistakes.

But little or no attention is being paid to the long-term fall in oxygen concentrations and its knock-on effects.

But in Britain we have long known a flourishing democracy needs impartial police, safeguards against concentrations and abuses of power, and support for the rule of law.

Scientists have examined lots of trajectories, each of which gives a range of likely concentrations and in turn a range of temperature outcomes.