Sentence examples for distinctive intensity from inspiring English sources

There's a distinctive intensity to vacation romances.

Such concerns are not new, but there is a distinctive intensity and variety to their contemporary address.

Off to one side, four men sat in a row and, led by Morgan Zwerlein of La Troupe Makandal, began singing and banging on their djembes and conga drums, creating a fast-paced, almost frantic music of blunt beats, rhythms that recalled their ultimate West African origins even as they announced their own distinctive intensity.

Distinctive intensity differences were observed for the previously identified fibromodulin peptide ELHLDHNQISR, m/z 1361.7.

Hence, if the connected regions had distinctive intensities then these techniques will produce transition area between the two regions.

Sociologists and social psychologists, without denying the place of individual motivation in any complete explanation for collective behaviour, have more often stressed a distinctive quality or intensity of social interaction.

Crane's writing is characterized by vivid intensity, distinctive dialects, and irony.

As we are dealing with the same imaging modality during registration, then the electrode tip carries enough distinctive information for intensity-based registration to hone in the correct transformation (i.e., displacement) between image frames.

Each rediscovered song has the distinctive charm and understated intensity that made Porter famous.

While Montsant producers generally strive for the same styles of wine that are made in the Priorat, to my taste they don't quite achieve the drama, intensity or distinctive minerality of the Priorat wines.

Some have questioned how well the distinctive richness, vibrancy and intensity of that sound stood up under the direction of Riccardo Muti, from 1980 to 1992, and how it continues to fare under Wolfgang Sawallisch, who took over in 1993 and is to conduct the concerts this week.