"The lists show that fossil fuel energy investment decisions are actually concentrated in a small number of companies," said Leaton.
"The lists show that fossil fuel energy investment decisions are actually concentrated in a small number of companies," he said.
What seems incompatible with Naim's whole thesis is the fact of where power is actually concentrated, and increasingly so: in money.
The luminance signal, as it occupies the channel, is actually concentrated in a multitude of small spectrum segments, by virtue of the periodicities associated with the scanning process.
Clearly, using only population density is a crude measure for capturing the urban/rural dimensions because some communities might have large unsettled areas driving the population density down, while the population is actually concentrated in a few larger, high-density settlements.
It must be pointed out that, in a three-dimensional conducting volume where the electric field decreases as a function of the distance from the current source, the largest part of the total impedance detected by a voltage-sampling electrode is actually concentrated around the electrode itself.
These Tories are actually concentrating.
They were actually concentrating, biting their lips and staring almost trancelike at the screen, watching colored balls falling toward them on an electronic fretboard.
Do make sure you were actually concentrating for at least 80% of the talk, though.
Cyber-attacks were not a risk, but a daily occurrence, he argued, while "systems that we thought mitigate risk are actually concentrating risk, and these are risks that we do not fully understand yet".
