Though it's intelligent and often involving, it doesn't have the depth or insight that emerged from "Hopkins," which concentrated on one institution, Johns Hopkins Medical Center, for an entire series.
However, the limitations of the study, which concentrated on only one college, do not provide a representative sample or conclusive results.
Partly at Gaskill's suggestion, Simpson reduced the text to a one-acter which concentrated on the comedy of a couple who find an elephant in their garden which is different from the one they had ordered.
He attended a weekly class which concentrated on stretching and muscle exercise.
In 1962, he formed the publishing company Encore Music, which concentrated on his considerable abilities as a composer.
In 1967 he founded the New York Shakespeare Festival Public Theatre, which concentrated on contemporary and experimental dramas.
Clearly these results, which concentrated on British undergraduates, would not be replicated if MBA students were the answering the questions.
Zaffaroni left Syntex to found (1968) Alza (a portmanteau of his name), which concentrated on new advances in drug delivery.
The conference overlapped with a meeting of the party's powerful Central Committee, which concentrated on a future national cultural policy.
In the second program, which concentrated on meat-and-potatoes ballads, Robert Goulet emerged as the evening's monarch with a climactic digest of songs from "Camelot".
He perfected a technique, first used by the Swede Kjell Isaksson, which concentrated on driving the pole upwards while rising towards the bar.
