Sentence examples for effective concentrating from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, an LFR system was sized to have a total reactor length of 3.23 m, a polar inclination angle of 39° and an effective concentrating aperture area of 4.55 m2.

They are especially effective at concentrating heavy mineral sands and gold ores.

Melting proved to be more effective at concentrating salts than freezing.

"It's not particularly an industry they know well, or have expertise in". Companies like G.M., he said, could be more effective by concentrating on the fuel efficiency of their products.

Iron minerals also provide highly reactive surfaces for redox chemistry of inorganic and organic compounds and are involved in elemental cycling; other minerals (including clays, other metal oxides, zeolites) and silica gels or colloids8 can also be effective in concentrating reactants and products even in an aqueous system, including nucleobases and amino acids.

"It might be more effective to concentrate on the conservatism," he argued.

Dislocations are generated predominantly at the beginning of hot-pressing due to high effective stresses concentrated in the neck region.

Some historians have contested Weber's chronology - they suggest that to make his case more effective he concentrated on "backward" regions and underestimated the extent to which elsewhere in France the modernisation process began much earlier than the 1870s.

As General Campbell noted, it is more effective to concentrate Army might in five key locations in Germany as well as in Vicenza, Italy, and in a cluster supporting NATO in Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium, where NATO is headquartered.

Taking a different line, Philpott et al. (2011) suggested that, for university management to stimulate entrepreneurship, it would be more effective to concentrate on removing the existing barriers within their institutional system.

No Excuses hinges on the notion that the best way to lift children out of poverty through school is to have effective teachers concentrate almost exclusively on boosting academic performance.