concentrations
செறிவு
definition
noun
frowning in concentration
the action or power of focusing one's attention or mental effort.
the largest concentration of Canada geese on earth
a close gathering of people or things.
translation of 'concentrations'
noun
ஒருமுகப்படுத்துதல்
example
So in other words, 'concentrations' of sea birds may start at the edge of one of these gyres.
They also detected high 'concentrations' of lead and other heavy metals.
The lowest 'concentrations' were found in the inner rings close to the stump.
The area borders the Dales and already has one of the highest 'concentrations' of millionaires in the country.
Bush now admits that huge 'concentrations' of US troops will remain in Iraq for many years.
Manchester has some of the highest 'concentrations' of child poverty in Britain, a new study has found.
It has one of the largest 'concentrations' of brownfield sites in the country.
If a diuretic is used, potassium 'concentrations' should be kept as close as possible to normal.
The GRU also received abundant reports about German troop 'concentrations' on the Eastern Front.
It is difficult to identify fish which have high 'concentrations' of toxins in their system.
Fertilisers contain high 'concentrations' of nitrogen to help promote the growth of crops.
Warfarin plasma 'concentration' and vitamin K content in the ginseng extract were assessed by validated HPLC assays.
If this 'concentration' is above the legal limit, the plasma membrane denies an exit visa for toxic waste inside the cell until conditions outside the cell improve.
Another is that Iraq is going to be vulnerable to its neighbors for a long time, and a big 'concentration' of American troops is good insurance against that.
Above this peptide 'concentration' , surface pressures are effectively constant.
frowning in 'concentration'
He told us that during the briefing, they were shown photos showing a 'concentration' of German troops in the city, plus an armaments factory situated there.
We can now block mergers that unduly increase 'concentration' in the Australian market, unless there is a justification.
Elite athletes learn to focus their 'concentration' so that they pay attention only to the things which will help them succeed.
Again, as expected, the low 'concentration' results closely agree with HPC theory.
Once their main 'concentration' had been on being able to be together, but only now did the pair realize and understand how great happiness often came at a great price.
There was extra pressure being a home player but Lilian turned on that focus, that 'concentration' and was in control throughout the competition.
This test relies on attention and 'concentration' , auditory comprehension, short-term memory, and abstract reasoning.
the worker needs total 'concentration'
Now, traditionally, we believe that there's been a high 'concentration' of suspected al Qaeda operatives in the northwest of Pakistan in the tribal areas.
Muegge held his tongue as Good Old Harry publicly pontificated on the wisdom of ag globalization, integration and 'concentration' .
That figure reflected 'concentration' on schemes where the properties that benefit are grouped together geographically so that several can benefit from a single scheme of alleviation.
Video thus fits well with Varda's explicit 'concentration' on the process of gathering images, and on gleaning as a way of operating within the world rather than transforming it as a whole.
But when animals are close together in a feedlot, there is enough 'concentration' of ammonia emissions that some of it can travel farther afield.
And I learned a valuable lesson in self-management, focus and 'concentration' while on the job.
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