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Перевод: concentration

[существительное]
концентрация ; сосредоточение; уплотнение; сосредоточенность ; крепость раствора ; обогащение руды; сгущение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Numerous natural and artificial substances are capable of causing platelet aggregation (Table 5.1), and depending on the nature of the aggregation agent and its concentration, aggregation may be reversible or irreversible and have one or two phases.
2. Brainy people are said to have power of concentration .
3. This can be used to determine the outermost or reactive species and the near surface concentration distribution.
4. But seeing Damien made her lose concentration and before she knew what was happening she found herself boxed in yet again.
5. His concentration throughout was total, and at the end he clapped vigorously.
6. This is a higher concentration range than for HLA-A2-binding epitopes and some HLA-B51-binding peptides, but comparable to an epitope for the mouse K b molecule (ref. 61 and unpublished data).
7. Rokovssky, for all his tried and tested ability to react to the unexpected, was startled into losing his' concentration.
8. As early as January 1951, 101 Squadron had two Meteor F.4s on charge as part of the run down of Lincoln strength ready for the concentration on jet re-role.
9. Peace immediately sent the news ratings down by one-third, but the pulling power of radio in its heyday is shown in the fact that 45 per cent of the people listened to the half-hour general election speeches in the 1945 campaign - feats of concentration (however imperfect) inconceivable in 1990.
10. He claimed a British TV cameraman had distracted him during the second run, ruining his concentration and his chances of a top-three finish.
11. Carter wrinkled his forehead in an effort of concentration.
12. The issues are complex and multi-faceted, but a concentration on economic questions - as in the application of the QALY approach - must not be allowed to overshadow humanitarian considerations.
13. In the modern period radical elite theorists have extended the argument to explain how a politically neutered Parliament, normally controlled by a majority party leadership, functions to disguise or dress up the constitutionally uncontrolled concentration of power within the executive branch in Britain.