This is one of those all-embracing projects demanding considerable planning and concentrated skill.
Social scientists have rightly devoted considerable attention to concentrated poverty because it magnifies the problems associated with poverty in general: joblessness, crime, delinquency, drug trafficking, family breakups and poor "social outcomes" like school performance.
It is heartening to find Mr. Loy applying his considerable skills in so concentrated a manner without relying on the kind of deconstructive ploy that marred his staging of Strauss's "Frau ohne Schatten" at the Salzburg Festival last summer.
Oakland, as Y Combinator says, is "a city of great social and economic diversity, and it has both concentrated wealth and considerable inequality".
By contrast, Mr. Freeman makes concentrated bets after doing considerable research.
Taylor and Cohen hold him personally accountable, with considerable justification, for the decisions that concentrated Chicagos public housing along a small strip of the black South Side, rather than dispersing it around the city.
The dispersive strap location increased the contact pressure on the nose-bridge area of the wearer, while concentrated location had no considerable effect on contact pressure.
What is especially significant is that there is still considerable association of Na and Cl in concentrated brines under deep-crustal conditions (e.g., at 625°C and 15 kbar).
Yield stress of concentrated mixed suspensions is of considerable importance in processing fine particle suspensions, for example, in colloidal processing of ceramics such as alumina zirconia bodies, and in management and disposal of wet wastes, slurries, sludges, slimes, etc.
This can be seen in examples from the museum's considerable holdings of Taisho-era kimonos, among the most concentrated collections of its kind in the world.
Free-roaming feral cats are common in areas of concentrated human habitation, and can pose considerable threats of nuisance and damage to native ecosystems.
