For the head, I use a highly-concentrated industrial beer-making product.

A global, highly-concentrated high-end human resource platform will facilitate their operations in this respect.

Ownership of print and broadcast media is highly-concentrated.

Accidental or deliberate overdose is not uncommon with opium tincture given the highly-concentrated nature of the solution.

High-speed ("broadband") Internet is relatively widespread in Canada, thanks to our highly-concentrated urban populations.

Adapting to their new environment, these "seaworms" quickly flourish, eventually producing a highly-concentrated form of spice, dubbed "'ultraspice'."

TomTom sparked a round of consolidation in the highly-concentrated digital mapmaking industry when it began bidding for Tele Atlas last summer.

This coupling circuit does three important things: 1. It converts raw subtle energies into clarified, highly delineated and highly-concentrated subtle energies.

You may call it hard magic, young Eric, and think of it as a compression of the Power all around us into this tangible and highly-concentrated form.

Home Office pathologist Dr Alan Williams told the inquest that the dead man could have taken one rogue tablet, or tablets from a highly-concentrated batch.

Glaser believes astronomers should look for interstellar dust clouds that have highly-concentrated hydrogen cyanide (HCN), which can indicate the presence of adenine.

The festival’s focus on films by women results in a highly-concentrated target audience, made up from film, television and the press representatives, as well as cultural associations involved in feminist politics.

Although it is very deep, the deposits are in highly-concentrated nodules that can be extracted using pressurised air with minimal disturbance off the seafloor and no need for the leaching.

Let's not forget you aren't too far from the Grand Canyon and Sedona with its famous red rocks and sacred vortexes, which are said to have highly-concentrated areas of spiritual power.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has flagged it will more heavily scrutinise the highly-concentrated supermarket and fuel sectors amid claims the retailers have mis-used their market power.

Highly-concentrated salt water is usually a nasty by-product of the desalination process, but Mr Guo says that in Tianjin, the salt is processed into industrial grade salt.

"This study shows that when administered intravenously using our new, highly-concentrated Inosine formulation, Inosine levels in the brain increased more than 600%, thus offering a viable alternative to more invasive administration."

MIT professor Noam Chomsky has long been one of the nation's most implacable critics of US foreign policy and domestic inequity, as well as its highly-concentrated mass media.

Not so long ago, as has been pointed out, the political will of this House and the Council, and the loss of fishing rights in Moroccan waters, brought about a similar, highly-concentrated downturn in activity.

If a naive bagel head were to accidentally use highly-concentrated hypertonic saline solution instead of the normal kind, for example, he or she could experience extreme dehydration of the kind that happens when you drink salt water.

The company juices its fresh pomegranates to make POM Wonderful Pomegranate Juice and POMx, a highly-concentrated blend of all-natural polyphenol antioxidants harnessed from the same Wonderful variety pomegranates by a patent-pending process.

Currently approved for sale in the U.S., European Union and in Canada, ELEVESS(TM) utilizes a proprietary cross-linking technology that creates a highly-concentrated H.A. formulation which suggests the potential of longer durability in the body.

First shot came from the UK Treasury with a 113-page analysis purporting to prove that "the exceptionally large and highly-concentrated financial sector of an independent Scotland would be likely to increase the risks, to markets, firms and consumers, of financial services firms operating in an independent Scotland."

When rumours spread recently that Mexico’s antitrust body would block a media group’s purchase of a 50 per-cent stake in a small telecoms operator, it seemed that the door had slammed shut on the country’s highly-concentrated telecoms market, which is dominated by billionaire Carlos Slim and his Telcel group.

It was evident that, during the evening, he had drunk far more than I suspected, and that his conduct in bed had been the result of a highly-concentrated state of intoxication- a state which, like madness, frequently enables the victim to imitate the outward demeanour of one in perfect possession of his senses.