Sentence examples for apparent intensity from inspiring English sources

Reports from regions that were in darkness yesterday during the peak of the meteor storm suggested wide variations in the storm's apparent intensity.

For the n spectrum, the apparent intensity of sequential decay through the ground state of 5He decreases with increasing temperature.

Intercepted communications between al-Qaida's leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the head of al-Qaida in the Arabian peninsula in Yemen (AQAP), are said to have spurred the alert level, which remains vague despite its apparent intensity.

Neither side offered specifics on the proposals or on what progress had been made, but the apparent intensity of the negotiating suggested that the two sides were serious about hammering out a settlement.

A field index F is proposed; it is the ratio between the net intensity and an apparent intensity represented by Ec0, where E is the total energy density and c0 the sound speed.

The new alternate glare discomfort index developed in this study, based on direct and total-to-direct vertical illuminance on the eye, captures the impact of sunlight as well as the interdependence between the fabric color, overall brightness, and the apparent intensity of the visible sun.

The result was an increase in apparent T1 intensity and a decrease in T2 intensity in tumor bladders, compared with minimal change in the normal bladder wall (*−p < 0.0001)  .

PWM can be used to control the apparent output intensity of LED's, too!

Increasing the time of GFP induction raised the overall apparent average intensity of GFP and unmasked an additional GFP− cell population only in the sample transfected with both ZFN arms (Fig. 1c).

The reduction of caking can also be associated with a reduced ammonium chloride content with increasing M, which is apparent from intensity of peaks for NH4Cl in the presented X-ray patterns [1, 18].

Edge effects (discussed earlier in section 2.4) can arise in thick samples or those with irregular or rough surfaces and can result in an increased fluorescence signal from edges or decreased signal in an area that is shadowed from the detector or incident beam, both of which will alter the apparent fluorescence intensity of the sample.