The phrase "a source of intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that generates or contributes to a high level of energy, emotion, or focus in a particular context.
Example: "The music was a source of intensity during the performance, captivating the audience and elevating their emotions."
Alternatives: "a wellspring of intensity" or "a catalyst for intensity".
Other instances of closely considered and felt togetherness came in the big, slow movements, when Ms. Buechner and her partners -- first the keenly focused Darrett Adkins on cello, his quick vibrato always a source of intensity, and then Ms. Chase in the final movement -- moved as one, climbing carefully to their climaxes over long periods, keeping the music active, burning.
In resonant structures TPA is a source of nonlinear (intensity dependent) loss, but unlike the case of Raman/Brillouin scattering, this process is Markovian and thus can be described by a Markovian master equation [73].
Observations of the coronal point source Capella with the HRC-I show that the data are consistent with the nominal correction for a point source of intensity ∼ 19−22 ct s−1.
Since raw pixel intensity is the main way by which phases in both the phantom and the data are identified, a source of input from the intensity is required to form a complete analysis.
Illumination is from the side, at x = 0, where 0 < x ≤ bw measures the distance from the container edge to the light source of intensity I0 (bw is bioreactor width).
Provide a source of light with the appropriate spectrum and intensity for all the live plant specimens.
Assimilating the boundary with a continuous distribution of sources, of intensity f, and assuming that f satisfies a Hölder condition on C, in [11], chap.
Furthermore, the probe has to be calibrated by an energy source of known intensity, which is associated with uncertainty again.
Sequence-independent sources of intensity variability such as the length-dependent yield of the genomic targets after PCR-amplification [9], [38] not-considered here are potential causes of the downscaling of the proportionality constant.
The particular probe design of these GeneChip SNP arrays enables one to disentangle different sources of intensity modulations such as the number of mismatches per duplex, the particular matched or mismatched base pairings, their nearest and next-nearest neighbors, their position along the probe sequence and the relative position of a second mismatch.
The probe design of GeneChip SNP arrays enables us to disentangle different sources of intensity modulations such as the number of mismatches per duplex, matched and mismatched base pairings including nearest and next-nearest neighbors and their position along the probe sequence.
