Sentence examples for to concentrate around from inspiring English sources

Dust is everywhere, but it tends to concentrate around human beings, and around adults more than children.

In developing economies, a large proportion of economic activity tends to concentrate around capital cities such as Bangkok and Bogotá.

But despite Chuck and Bud's success, the Sundance buzz continues to concentrate around the rave comedy Groove (pictured).

And this is where the hub firms will most likely leverage their large and growing lead and cause value to concentrate around them.

"The track is a combination of a real circuit and a street circuit," he added, "so the walls are very close to the cars, and you really have to concentrate around every one of the 25 corners.

It is shown that for suitable cost functions, by increasing the value of the coefficient one can force the support points of an optimal design measure to concentrate around points of minimum cost.

In general, the MC values caused by malicious manipulations are much larger than those caused by acceptable operations, because in the former case affected points tend to tightly concentrate around some local areas while in the latter, circumstance tend to scatteredly spread out on the time axis.

Many important crop plants, however, lack the ability to concentrate CO2 around RuBisCO.

As a result, certain plants in warm climates have evolved a different mechanism, called C4 photosynthesis, in which other enzymes help to concentrate CO2 around the rubisco, and the initial result is a four-carbon sugar.

In fact, I spent most of the day unable to concentrate, wandering around the house saying: "One gadget to rule them all" in a Lord of the Rings voice.

This avoids the morwis to concentrate themselves around sequences that have become well-known threats.