Sentence examples for special concentrations from inspiring English sources

As usual, several booths have special concentrations.

Charters have also distinguished themselves from traditional public schools by having special concentrations like technology, the environment, science and math or performing arts.

It offers 50 majors, seven pre-professional programs and 11 special concentrations.

Consequently, one concrete action that may speed the application of OR methodologies to HIV scale up will be "cross-training" of engineers in public health and of public health and medical professionals in health systems engineering, either through joint degree programs, special concentrations in existing programs, or post-graduate professional training.

There were rumors of special concentration camps for gay men — human-rights researchers said that this didn't check out.

Audiences need special concentration to appreciate yesterday's silent films, which rely on visuals that are simple, acting that is broad and soundtracks that emphasize tone.

3 p.m. 6) SPIRIT OF THE SMITHSONIAN San Antonio has a broad visual art scene that ranges from contemporary to folk, with a special concentration on Latino work.

Chaudhry received his early education in Balochistan before moving to Sindh province, where he studied law at Hyderabad University, receiving an LL.B. with special concentration in constitutional law, criminal law, and tax and revenue law.

Distribution maps of animals kept on farms show how widely they enter into agriculture: sheep have a special concentration in Great Britain and the Balkan countries, and cattle have a small place in southern Europe, while pigs are relatively numerous in the north, especially in the highly populated areas of Germany, Denmark, and the Low Countries.

By switching well pumping and resting, one may alter the dominant transport mechanism and generate special concentration patterns for identifying kinetic mass transfer processes.

Due to the large number of cationic sites in high surface area zeolite resulting from Si and Al atoms and possibly also due to electric field gradients set up by the cationic sites in the nanopores and cages of zeolites, a large number of acid sites with special concentration and strength are formed.