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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at that intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the level or degree of something, often in contexts related to physical activity, emotions, or experiences.
Example: "The workout was challenging, especially when we had to maintain our pace at that intensity for an extended period."
Alternatives: "at that level" or "at that degree".
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The intense hurricane later made landfall at that intensity near Chetumal, Mexico on September 28.
Optimal listening levels are generally considered to be about 85 dB SPL, as the equal loudness curves are flattest at that intensity.
At that intensity, Yutu tied Typhoon Mangkhut for the strongest cyclone of 2018, just 10 mph short of the strongest on record, Typhoon Haiyan.
The intervals can be as long as 10- or even 20-minute blocks at that intensity, but vary it with some shorter three- or four-minute efforts at 90-95% if you can.
"A lot of our lads haven't played at that intensity.
"That's been really good playing at that intensity and that level.
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Even Arsenal don't play at the intensity that you saw from Ryan when he was at his very best.
"We didn't play at the intensity that we did last Saturday and we couldn't handle the big boy (Chris Brown) up front.
The hurricane remained at or near that intensity for several days while tracking to the northwest.
Only damage near Schoharie was at the F4 level, and some sources doubt it even reached that intensity at all.
Note that intensity at the position marked 4 shows that the water-ligated form persists to Figure 6(F).
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