Sentence examples for most intense concentrations from inspiring English sources
Nordstrom is based in Seattle, home to one of the most intense concentrations of programmers in the U.S.
In today's inner city schools with the most intense concentrations of children from generational poverty who have survived extreme trauma, we need comprehensive and expensive sets of aligned and coordinated socio-emotional supports to address disruptions and conflicts.
It offered the most intense concentration of saloons, brothels, gambling parlors, dance halls and clip joints in the city.
"Having no strong personality of his own -- or selflessly choosing not to project one -- he packs his performances with the kind of precise character details (remember the gentle stutter in 'Breaking the Code'?) that demand the most intense concentration".
It might be the most intense concentration of elite competition in a single arena in modern history — or "any building in the history of the world," quipped Michael Roth, the Staples Center spokesman.
And it is still the most intense concentration of the global elite.
I have been pursuing that elusive 'perfect' Chinese meal all of my life, from Beijing and Taipei to Hong Kong and Tokyo, Paris and New York to my current abode in Los Angeles, where I haunt the Chinese enclaves of Monterey Park and the San Gabriel Valley (the latter probably the most intense concentration of good Chinese restaurants anywhere... more so than China itself).
He probably had the most intense powers of concentration I ever saw".
General Abbas also said that the military was not yet moving into South Waziristan, the area in Pakistan of the most intense Taliban and Qaeda concentration that is expected to be the focus of the military's next effort against the militants.
The stage in which dp/dt changes in surface concentration are most intense comply best with the Arrhenius equation.
The residual signals in the spectra in the presence of POPS or PIP2 correspond to the most intense resonances from a low concentration of the unbound protein.
