Sentence examples for extreme concentration from inspiring English sources

Tai Chi An active exercise, sometimes called moving meditation, involving extremely slow, continuous movement and extreme concentration.

Andrew Morton Birmingham How disappointing that Mark Lawson's column (TV matters, G2, 27 September) says Gray and Keys must have assumed they were "safe", and argues that because broadcasters have to engage in "extreme concentration" on air, they are extremely "relaxed" when not.

He works quickly and with an air of extreme concentration.

It demands extreme concentration, a ferocious wit, ruthlessness verging on cruelty and, of course, perfect timing.

The mood in the bodega-turned-sports-venue was one of extreme concentration.

Friends have reported similar reactions: if not awe, then at least extreme concentration and satisfaction.

These extreme concentrations of long hours are a particular problem, and distort the average, but it's no longer true to say that "people in Britain work more hours than anywhere else in Europe", he says.

The point is that the operation of markets in the circumstances of modern globalisation both leads to extreme concentrations of wealth and increasingly irrational outcomes when it comes to the dispersion of funds to combat threats or promote public goods.

Large and sudden arrivals can lead to extreme concentrations of migrant communities - people from Romania and Bulgaria, arriving en masse, will naturally congregate in places where there is unskilled, flexible work available and where friends and relatives may be already.

These plants are called 'hyperaccumulators' and they have the ability to accumulate trace elements to extreme concentrations in their living tissues (Jaffré et al. 1976; Van der Ent et al. 2013a).

From Figures 8 and 10 or Figures 11 and 13, it is clearly observed that both density ρ and internal energy H develop extreme concentrations, containing a Dirac delta function.