Concentration
concentration (noun) - a large amount of something in one placeconcentrate (verb) - put a large amount of something in one place
the concentration of power in one person
a low concentration of X
a high concentration of Y
a heavy concentration
a great concentration
the concentration has risen
a rise in the concentration of X
the concentration has fallen
decreased concentration of Y
increased concentration of X
geographical concentration
communities with a high concentration of poor people
In and around communities with a high concentration of very poor families
communities with a high concentration of poverty
dispersed concentration
a concentration of secondhand smoke in the room
the concentration of oxygen in the air remains a steady
a low concentration of a contaminant
extreme
extreme concentration in the heart of the inner city
the concentration is in the outer suburbs
at the optimum concentration
a significant concentration
the concentration of state resources on defense rather than on development
The land law in this sense was designed to prevent land concentration or a largescale landgrab
the greatest concentration
most stores were concentrated in the urban Northeast, with the greatest concentration in and around New York City
concentration in university studies
He earned a degree in May from New York University with a concentration in international studies in journalism
But the numbers of Latino immigrants and their geographic concentration today leave real doubts about the prospects for acculturation
we are rated as having the fourth-highest concentration of clean-energy employment in the nation
high concentration of X in this area
The area has traditionally had a high concentration of undecided voters
the concentration of X in region Y
The sheer concentration of oil resources in this region is unlike just about anything else in the world
a high concentration of resources
technology concentration and dynamism
an unusually high concentration
The region has an unusually high concentration of Buddhist centers
has the largest concentration of branch offices
the concentration of women in some occupations and men in others
the concentration of hundreds of millions of people in mushrooming cities in both deltas and floodplains
an extreme concentration of talent at one place and one time
John F. Kennedy famously remarked that it was the most extreme concentration of talent and knowledge ever to dine at the White House
The lowest concentration of tennis players is at the advanced skill level
residential concentration
Hispanic migrants to the United States are following the same trajectory of residential concentration as other low-skilled groups
the community contained a concentration of Mexican residents and businesses
