The phrase "at intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree of something, often in contexts related to physical activity, emotions, or scientific measurements.
Example: "The workout was challenging, and I maintained my heart rate at intensity for the entire duration."
Alternatives: "at a level" or "with strength".
The Labuan Airport building was performed the early yielding point at 3.85 sec for column element at intensity 0.05g.
The depth of dive was set at 15 meters, where the divers performed an activity guided by Borg CR-10 scale at intensity level 3 (25 rpm)44.
I take careful little sips as I fiddle with the app, making a messy cobweb of flavor notes – herbaceous, dry, mineral, astringent – guessing wildly at intensity levels.
After ultrasound irradiation at intensity of 0.44 W/cm2 on the presence of Bubble liposomes, 10% of HeLa cells were observed to have internalized the dextran molecules.
Infected cultures were treated with antibiotics then sonicated at intensity of 0.15 or 0.44 with2 with or without Bubble liposomes.
An infrared light set at intensity of 40 was applied to the pad of the hindpaw from under the glass floor and withdrawal latency was measured three times with >10 min-interval.
Treatments consisted of a steam-flaked corn-based growing finishing diet supplemented with 21% forage (DM basis) as: 1) sudangrass hay (SG), 2) wheat straw (STRW), 3) macerated wheat straw (MAC) at intensity of 600 psi (MAC600) and 4) macerated wheat straw at intensity of 900 psi (MAC900).
It is found that old civil houses of brick and timber are the most vulnerable buildings with potentially a mean probability value of 7.4% of this building structure type exhibiting the highest damage grade at intensity VII.
In this research, surface runoff and soil loss were studied at plot scale in different parts of skid trails in the Darab Kola mountain forests (northern Iran) using rainfall simulation experiments (20 min at intensity of 54 mm h− 1).
