Sentences with phrase «extraordinary concentrations of»

An environmental issue of potentially even higher concern is the releases of extraordinary concentrations of antibiotic substances from drug manufacturing sites.

Already, the extraordinary concentrations of endemic species in the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor are experiencing rapid habitat loss.

It is this approach that now plays an important role in justifying the extraordinary concentration of endowment assets and cultural prestige in just a few schools at the top of our university system.

The newly discovered nebula was found at a distance of 10 billion light years in the middle of a region with an extraordinary concentration of galaxies.

This extraordinary concentration of vitamin C contributes to boost the immune system, helps treating anemia, and brings relief to inflammatory conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis.

The surrounding Engadin Alps are likewise home to an extraordinary concentration of art events and organisations.

Nowhere was this zeal more evident than in the main gallery, where an extraordinary concentration of small sculptures on large pedestals vied for space.

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The Man Who Broke into Auschwitz is the extraordinary story of a British soldier who marched willingly into the concentration camp known as Auschwitz III, to testify at first hand the atrocities occurring in the camp.

She has developed extraordinary powers of concentration and can exert mental effort whenever she needs to.

The quantity and concentration of highly varied limestone formations is extraordinary in a global context, whilst the superbly exposed geology provides an insight into the recovery of marine life in the Triassic period, after the greatest extinction event recorded in the history of life on Earth.

Tokyo 1955 — 1970: A New Avant - Garde provides a focused look at the extraordinary concentration and network of creative individuals and practices in this dynamic city during these turbulent years.

Although I can not know this, I suspect that many chemists first learning of the GHG theory of global warming started from a base of scepticism, from the knowledge that very small concentrations need extraordinary care and interpretation.

Additional differences among the various proposals concern the relationship of globalization to programs for study abroad; 36 connections with existing programs that educate foreign students; the creation of unique «institutes» or «centers» within the law school's institutional structure (or sometimes elsewhere in the university) to develop, staff, manage, and operate such programs; needs and opportunities for «specialization» by faculty and «concentration» by students, and other matters.37 With perhaps the single exception of McGill University's extraordinary program, however, hardly any proposals seek entirely to supplant instruction in domestic law.