Sentence examples for force of concentration from inspiring English sources
All that is required from the performer is everything, including, in particular, enormous resources of range (in texture, color, touch, force), of concentration and of certainty.
His performance is a tour de force of concentration and understatement, and it gives Mr. Ruzowitzky's sometimes schematic narrative a jolt of realism.
"All that is required from the performer is everything," Paul Griffiths wrote in The New York Times last month, when a Norwegian pianist, Hakon Austbo, took up the challenge, "including, in particular, enormous resources of range (in texture, color, touch, force), of concentration and of certainty".
Because habits are often performed with barely any conscious thought, it's much easier to remove the stimulus than to stop the habit with pure force of concentration.
An original called "Casino" began with a solemn preamble on piano, and Mr. Moran summoned similar forces of concentration in his solo, making almost every note feel carefully determined.
A thorough study on the electrochemical characteristics involving electromotive forces of concentration cells and proton conductivity of cation-exchange membranes based on a block copolymer of norbornene dicarboximides containing structural units with phenyl and fluorinated pendant benzenesulfonate moieties is reported.
This was due to increase in the driving force of the concentration gradient at higher initial dye concentration.
This is as a result of increase in the driving force of the concentration gradient as the initial copper concentration increases.
This may also be attributed to an increase in the driving force of the concentration gradient with the increase in the initial metal concentration (Kalavathy and Miranda 2010).
This is due to an increase in the driving force of the concentration gradient, as an increase in the initial dye concentration.
However, the adsorption capacity increased with increasing the initial As V) concentration (ppb) due to a raise in the driving force of the concentration gradient.
