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concentrate
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concentrate [′kän·sən‚trāt]
(chemistry)
To increase the amount of a dissolved substance by evaporation.
(mining engineering)
To separate ore or metal from its containing rock or earth.
The clean product recovered in froth flotation or other methods of mineral separation.


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StoneFly Networks' i1000 and i1500 Storage Concentrators combine the functionality of iSCSI-based storage routers, bridges, and extensible logical volume managers to provide all-in-one storage virtualization appliances.
Secondary concentrators surrounding each cell compensate for misalignments that occur as a tracking device keeps the modules aimed at the continuously changing position of the sun and as the modules' components contract and expand during the season and climate changes.
In the NES system, data concentrators manage and supervise all of the electricity meters connected to a low voltage transformer and provide access to the data, services, and events generated from the meters over a choice of Internet Protocol (IP) wide area networks (WAN), such as GSM, GPRS, fiber optics, IP radio, medium voltage power line, etc.
 
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