In the short term, concentrate on the plantains.
So, under a system of common property, each commoner has an incentive to get as much as possible from the land as quickly as possible, since the benefits of doing this are in the short-term concentrated and assured, while the long-term benefits of self-restraint are uncertain and diffused.
From the beginning of the first term, he concentrated on that.
In his campaign for a fourth term, Johnson concentrated on three issues: slavery, homesteads and judicial elections.
In his second term, he concentrated on the issue of school voucher reforms, as well as campaigning for marijuana decriminalization and legalization, and opposition to the War on Drugs.
Most Tory attempts to tackle youth and long-term unemployment concentrated on training and help with finding a job.
Indeed a good time-frequency localization [7] means that the ambiguity function of, which is directly related to the terms, is concentrated around its origin in the time-frequency plane, that is, only takes small values outside the region.
Even so, the algorithm reveals not only generalized search trends over the whole country but also a way to see where certain terms are concentrated.
These include disproportionate CEO salaries, six-figure bonuses and a preoccupation with short-term wealth concentrated to benefit those in management and investors rather than being shared with average employees and citizens for the well-being of society.
Most of the absent GO terms were concentrated in the cellular component ontology.
In his essay Mr Blair says while it is "right in the immediate term to concentrate on defeating Isis" in the longer term "another Isis will quickly arise to take their place unless we go to the root of the issue and deal with this ideology wherever and however it shows itself on a coordinated global basis".
