If the campaigns adopt different tactics than past ones did (for instance, concentrating on a narrower range of states), they could make its empirical analysis less meaningful to the 2012 election.
The general thrust seems to be that we should learn to live in the moment, by for instance concentrating on our breath.
Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, for instance, concentrated on the individual's need for spiritual development and concluded that neurotic symptoms could arise from a lack of self-fulfillment in this regard.
If a deal with a critical partner is conditional on your having locked in financing, for instance, concentrate first on the financial front.
In the case of the Philippines, for instance, he concentrates on the civilian efforts of William Howard Taft and almost entirely neglects the long, brutal war against the Filipino insurgency that made those efforts possible.
The Census Bureau, for instance, still concentrates on collecting information about people's financial circumstances and possessions, not their perceptions or feelings, said Kurt J. Bauman, a demographer there.
AppStream, for instance, has concentrated on applications written in the Java programming language-which is quickly becoming the dominant format for wireless applications in Japan.
Bailyn blows past many of the familiar Pilgrim stories Americans learn in school — the first Thanksgiving isn't mentioned, for instance — to concentrate on disputes over religious doctrine, which were also disputes over political power.
If, for instance, we concentrate on clear communication first, we may use it to attack, blame, criticize and hurt each other, serving only to reinforce the battle lines.
For instance, most concentrated on continuous outcomes, but a problem with mean changes in rating scales is that they can often be mean results of highly skewed distributions, making the means meaningless [ 61].
