At one of Jordan Peterson's Bible lectures in Toronto last summer, I eavesdropped on a group of intense young men.
Still there is a group of intense substorms with AL values less than −600 nT, and these occurred in situations with large (more than 20°) tilts.
And being female comes in handy when you're leading a group of intense researchers: "I notice quicker than others if somebody steps on somebody else's toes".
Yet the founders of the Internet Trade Finance Exchange (ITF), a group of rather intense New Yorkers, have been thinking quite a lot about trade finance.
Back in the early '70s, when I was studying to become a Presbyterian minister at the San Francisco Theological Seminary, I likewise was working at San Quentin, leading a group of 11 seriously intense inmates each week in a two-hour emotional healing group.
(D) In rats, a group of cells with intense LAT1 immunofluorescent and in situ hybridization signals were located around the caudal portion of the choroid plexus of the dorsal third ventricle (d3v cp).
Among outstanding works by Siqueiros are several wonderful portrait heads, including one of his own long, narrow face topped by a mass of tight curls, and a group of 13 small but intense woodcuts made in 1931 from bits of salvaged wood while he was imprisoned for being a member of the Communist Party.
To find out, Marks's team put a group of mice on an intense marathon-scale training regimen.
However, in our series we identified a group of 29 tumours with intense cortactin expression in which the EGFR was not overexpressed.
He manages to blend precise description - of a hotel room, an empty street, a landscape, a group of people - with an intense subjectivity that can verge on the neurotic.
"Telling your dream to a group of people can be very intense experience," said Liz Hill, 55, a technical writer, who, after attending a workshop at the Haden Institute last year, organized a dream group at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Youngstown, Ohio, where her husband is the minister.
