Sentence examples for nearest concentration from inspiring English sources

Mecca, in southwestern Saudi Arabia, is at least 600 miles away from the nearest concentration of foreign troops.

Where C i is the pollutant concentration of APi, Clow denotes the nearest concentration breakpoint that is ≤ C, Chigh denotes the nearest concentration breakpoint that is ≥ C, Ilow indicates the index breakpoint corresponding to Clow and Ihigh indicates the index breakpoint corresponding to Chigh.

The Nazi angle reminded me how proud I am of my grandfather Hans Rothe, whose famous translation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus prompted the SS in-house magazine, Das Schwarze Korps, to observe that, quoted out of context, his writing "should be enough for a one-way ticket to the nearest concentration camp".

Lastly a time-dependent theoretical model was constructed and is used with experimental fluorescent profiles to demonstrate how iontophoresis can generate near-uniform concentration distributions near the ejection source.

City = average of monitors within the city; Near = nearest monitor concentration; LUR = land use regression; Disp = dispersion modeling; Inter = interpolation.

Models using the nearest monitor concentration estimates and the primary set of health covariates (Model 2) were considered as our primary analytic models.

Similarly, using few central-site regulatory monitors for exposure classification limits the ability to assess near source concentration gradients, such as near roadways [ 15].

"It's tremendously influential in your early years to live near a concentration camp," she said.

Like most squatter invasions, the one here took place near a concentration of poor landless people.

And it found that people who live near a concentration of betting shops are far more likely to become problem gamblers.

It would have been anything but easy viewing, not least when Crossman's script indicted those who lived near Dachau concentration camp but affected ignorance of the barbarism that took place there: "Germans knew about Dachau but did not care".