Sentence examples for inland concentration from inspiring English sources

On January 14, Congressman Leland Ford insisted that the United States place "all Japanese, whether citizens or not," in "inland concentration camps," and the American Legion demanded the internment of all 93,000 individuals of Japanese extraction then living in California.

It has been nearly one hundred years since April 24 , 1915-- the infamous day when Armenian intellectuals of the Ottoman Empire were rounded up in the dead of night and sent to be executed in inland concentration camps in Ayash and Chankari.

Our results for entire pregnancy averages appeared strongly driven by coastal versus non-coastal regional patterns in pollutant concentrations, with positive associations observed for pollutants with higher concentrations inland, and negative associations observed for pollutants with higher concentrations in coastal areas (vanadium, residual oil PM2.5 and CO).

In April, however, the spatial distribution of FMeHg more closely resembled that of DOC, with the highest concentrations at inland sites and progressively lower values offshore.

In addition, studies show coastal populations having higher Hg concentrations than inland populations (Crépet et al. 2005; Denger et al. 1994; McKelvey et al. 2007).

Previously, we evaluated health effects that occurred during a three day episode in which the smoke plume moved inland and dispersed hazardous concentrations of air pollutants over the eastern and central part of the state [ 11].

DOC concentrations were highest near the most inland, low-salinity sampling sites; concentrations were lowest offshore in Ponce de Leon Bay.

The opposite trend was shown for nitrates, which showed a decreasing concentration gradient from inland toward the sea, likely because of the difference in primary activities from agriculture to industry and tourism.

Conversely, very high vapor phase concentrations were observed in the inland metropolitan region of Alexandria Egypt, with Σ42PAH concentrations ranging between 390 and 990 ng/m.

Big cities in the east with fast-growing economies will suffer less than the more backward inland areas and those with concentrations of large state-owned industries.

One of the more striking results was that extractable N concentrations at the inland site were higher in unrestored soils at plant germination but quickly became significantly lower within 2 3 months, suggesting increased rates of N uptake by plants in the unrestored plots.