The new sensor introduced in this paper has the following advantages over similar devices: (a) the swelling of the polymer is conducted in a preferential direction permitting to concentrate the osmotic pressure towards the optical fiber, which improves significantly the response speed of the sensor.
Every time a new packet is to be sent, a neighbor node will randomly be selected out of the predefined set of least-pathloss nodes and the main lobe of transmitting antenna will switch its direction in order to concentrate its energy towards the selected neighbor (refer for more information on this issue to [20]).
But this fiercely acted production under Larry Biederman's direction isn't able to concentrate the energy of this sprawling drama, which dissipates its Oedipal meaning.
Convinced that only scientific freedom could produce the highest quality work, Addison worried that departmental direction would force scientists to concentrate too much on immediate needs.
Alternatively, any particular service tends to stigmatize the client group, and an appropriate direction might rather be to concentrate on developing universal health care and the skills of all professionals with respect to unemployed people.
Usman himself retired in 1811 to concentrate on the intellectual direction of the movement, which followed the teachings of the Qadiri brotherhood and strict adherence to the Maliki code of laws.
Looking for a new direction in her writing life, she decided to concentrate on short stories.
Rangel told HuffPost that since Merriman implemented them a month-and-a-half ago, she has seen an improvement in her students' ability to concentrate, focus and take direction.
In such a construction, the idea is to concentrate the change in direction of the curve, i.e., high curvature regions, into arbitrarily short sections.
After taking some piano direction from his older brother George, he decided to concentrate on the drums.
