Type of physical property; the abundance of a constituent divided by the total volume of a mixture.
The spatial property of being crowded together.
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The assiduity of the one pair induced the assiduity of the other.
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The strength that lies in union is cultivated nowadays with much assiduity.
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She was mounting with splendid assiduity toward the cigarette and the high-ball.
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All this work of the farm I pursued with regularity and assiduity.
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I was unintermitted in my assiduity, and my collections promised to accumulate.
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But their appearances are not examined with quite that degree of assiduousness.
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Arbuthnot offered her macaroons-pressedthem on her with an odd assiduousness, almost with obstinacy.
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The place was avoided with doubled assiduousness, and invested with every whispered myth tradition could supply.
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Thus encouraged I proceeded to kow-tow with even more unceasing assiduousness, and presently words of definite encouragement mingled with the shout.
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By his assiduousness the work was recommenced this same year, and on the 5th of August, 1858, was completed.
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Sanchez, however, said the lack of numbers would not affect his concentration.
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IL-10 concentration was not different between cases and controls in either race.
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The EPA says a concentration of five parts per billion is acceptable.
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As far as I know, there is no measure of research concentration.
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Data collected included perfusion index, heart rate, and anesthetic gas concentration values.
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The Cuco Boulder, in particular, housed a high concentration of dynamic problems.
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The analysis was based on the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index that measures market concentration.
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Distractions aside, both players knew the situation demanded one last burstof concentration.
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Conclusions: Serum ghrelin concentration appears to elevate in response to surgical stress.
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I need to maintain my concentration for long enough. That is history.
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When Kissinger was present it was strictly business, concentration, work and strategizing.
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Calcium imaging experiments were carried out to measure intracellular free calcium concentration.
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However, the global concentration of lactate in the culture supernatant remained unchanged.
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She wondered whether it was the right moment to interrupt his concentration.
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Karpus was in several concentration camps for a period of three years.
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A higher spiking concentration made it possible to shorten the detection time.
