Sentence examples for combination of intensity from inspiring English sources
The combination of intensity and changeability in a 12-year-old's mind is beautifully caught.
THE singer-songwriter John Gorka is an odd yet refreshing combination of intensity and deadpan humor.
The best offer a mind-bending combination of intensity, finesse and grace.
It is even more compelling to watch Dudamel in rehearsal than in performance - this combination of intensity and charm, severity and exuberance.
His very New York combination of intensity and sensitivity meant he was in demand as a character actor, especially on television in programmes as varied as The Odd Couple, The Rockford Files and Taxi.
But, in another extremely shrewd piece of PR timed for its influence on the couple's possible divorce and its custody implications, Diana gave an interview the next year , 1995 to the BBC Panorama programme that held the nation gripped with its combination of intensity and artlessness assisted by an artifice that by now seemed second nature.
Vessel segmentation was performed by combination of intensity-based (local adaptive thresholding) and form-based (multi-scale method) segmentation techniques.
It could be argued that energy expenditure expressed as either MET-hours or kilocalories would have provided the most useful measure of exercise dose accounting for various combinations of intensity, frequency and duration of exercise sessions prescribed within an intervention.
Posterior distribution means (standard deviations) for 16 combinations of intensity and duration, where time since cessation and pack years are missing, corresponding to the distributions in Figure 3.
We considered alternative definitions of a heat wave based on six different combinations of intensity (days with daily mean temperatures ≥ 97th, ≥ 98th, or ≥ 99th percentile) and duration (≥ 2 or ≥ 3 consecutive days of high temperatures).
The alternating stripes may refer to the spatial frequency detecting capacity of a predator's retina, which may aid in camouflage under certain combinations of intensity and contrast against the background (Cott, 1939).
