Sentence examples for over concentrated from inspiring English sources

This operating temperature improves energy conversion efficiency over concentrated solar power generation based on 1270 K by 20%.

Loose wet samples obtained were aged in Petri dishes at room temperature for 20 24 h, air-dried in an oven at 110 °C till constant weight, and, finally, cooled in a desiccator over concentrated H2SO4.

Khanna's interest in the TransDigm case reflects a broader concern in Washington over concentrated economic power.

That's the plus side, I suppose, of having an over-concentrated, monopolistic food industry".

But flawed, because it is over-concentrated on costly acute care in hospitals, and the founding ambition to make it a sickness prevention service has never been realised.

Whether it's good news for the over-concentrated British banking market very much depends on the identity of the buyer, and what they choose to do with their new property.

In an extensive review of Mr. Nolan's case for the Columbia Journalism Review in August, the writer Terry Ann Knopf asserted that Mr. Nolan's firing reflected the "corrosive influence of over-concentrated corporate power".

In an implicit admission of the risk that power might become over-concentrated in Mr Brabeck, Nestlé says it will elevate two board members, Andreas Koopmann and Rolf Hänggi, to be vice-chairmen.Not even Ethos expects its proposals to win a majority of shareholder votes at the annual meeting, under way as The Economist went to press.

Vegetation data were collected in Yuzawa, central Honshu, Japan (500 760 m elevation), where ski slopes are over-concentrated.

Magellan is light on energy and financials but holds enormously over-concentrated positions in such mid-cap names as Nokia, Corning, Applied Materials and Staples.

I mean it's, I've been in this business for 30 years and the lesson that I have learned is you buy quality and you don't get over-concentrated in one area.