People standing in looser and looser concentrations, until finally — far enough from the epicenter — their attention turns away from history and focuses on the abiding interest of almost anything else.
These closures are used to intentionally stop the child from un-zippering the garment without the parent's consent (which can intentionally "mess-up" the child's thought process enough, thereby making them loose their concentration and quite possibly be able to stop them from undressing themselves at all from it).
The exceptions to the loose ban on concentration are a couple of specialized funds, Janus Twenty and Janus Forty, which have that many stocks under their wings.
"It's something we have talked about in the background and has been left loose as my concentration was on other things," said Rodgers.
In 11 of 18 SFs from patients with a loose prosthesis, the concentration of RANKL was 1 to 8 pmol/l (1 to 320 pg/ml).
The results showed that these surfactants generally experienced three different adsorptive behaviors: the monomer adsorption at low concentrations, the loose monolayer adsorption at intermediate concentrations and the dense monolayer adsorption at high concentrations.
He'd say, 'Here it is, this is the way I see it, but you do what you do.' " Holland concurs with that legacy of concentration and loose invention.
Fatigue and destructive test results indicate that the behaviors of the brace are stable enough to provide self-centering and energy dissipation capabilities, and the loose and severe stress concentration of the outer tube clamps cause the brace to fail.
Because of the concentration of continuous phase gradually reducing, the loose layer which is called concentration transition layer of polymer and surfactant is formed.
Once the stem has been loosed, however, the concentration of stress at the geometrical feature root was sufficient to nucleate and propagate a fatigue crack, which eventually culminate in the femoral component catastrophic failure.
