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Brantingham notes that Kent police are taking a more proactive approach by not only concentrating officers in prediction areas, but also civilian public safety volunteers and drug intervention workers.

GNM is not only concentrating on formal training, but continues to run a number of informal workshops on a monthly basis to help staff gain a deeper understanding of some of our product launches and ongoing digital development work.

"AQIM has become much stronger in Algeria and Mauritania, and the killing of the British hostage and the American is a message they are not only concentrating on Maghreb issues, they are now part of the global jihad," said a senior French counterterrorism official, using an acronym for the group and speaking anonymously because he was discussing intelligence reports.

Now, I'm not only concentrating on making the product great, but I'm giving it more exposure, too.

In today's highly competitive business environment, firms are not only concentrating on marketing their products and/or services but also on building strong relationships with customers to create their niche in the market.

I didn't realise until I lost one how important they all are when you're cooking: now that I've recovered, I not only concentrate on the smell to my nose and the taste in my mouth, but also the sound.

These results suggest that exports are not only concentrated by firms, but also by destinations and products within each firm.

In the higher rank case we prove moreover that heat not only concentrates in an annulus but also along the (K-orbit) of the ϱ-axis.

Tohmyoh showed that when passing current through a metal nanowire, heat is not only concentrated at the contacts, but also at the midpoint along the nanowire length [14].

This survey work not only concentrates on the more common methods, like received signal strength based but also goes on to describe other uncommon strategies such as accelerometer based.

Networking application development in multicore SoCs should not only concentrate on achieving scalable performance, but should also ease development and result in software that is maintainable for a long time.