It was an unjustly flip jibe: Manlio di Veroli, his early singing teacher, said that with "a little concentration" he could be the finest medium tenor not only in England, but in the world.
Using a variety of mental techniques — for instance, imagining that a painful area is being flooded with soothing chemicals — most people can, with a little concentration, make the flame wax or wane.
"When I play regular golf, I'm amazed at how little concentration people put into their putting," said Tom Dixon, one of the nation's top-ranked pro mini golfers, who also said he was a 9 handicap (and a good putter) in big golf.
But according to Raphael Soifer, an analyst at Brown Brothers, the foreign expansion has been top-heavy, with little concentration on Merrill's traditional retail markets.
The more evident fluorescent signal was obtained at very little concentration of fluorophore and easily detectable in near visible region which indicates an important application for this compound as fluorophores for protein assay.
In the composition range studied (no greater than 10 wt.% of the platinum group metal), the interdiffusion coefficients display little concentration dependence, but the values can differ by an order of magnitude.
These oxidants photo-oxidize the hexadecyl (HD) monolayer in VUV irradiated regions (Khatri et al., Langmuir. 24 (2008) 12077), as well as the little concentration of oxidants diffuses towards the masked areas.
She decides that her weakness is having little concentration.
All it takes is seven fingers and a little concentration and coordination.
There has been little concentration of business in equities sales and trading, and most banks will be lossmaking in that area this year, the report said.
