Sentence examples for does the intensity of from inspiring English sources
How much does the intensity of the activity matter?
As the season progresses, so does the intensity of Smokey's search for estrous females.
Their invocation begins calmly enough, but then the volume increases, as does the intensity of their gestures.
In this study, we ask: how does the intensity of internal competition for resources affect the communication of private information in an organization?
The American Commerce Department said recently that the country is doing some of the right things to build one.As Kazakhstan's energy bonanza becomes more apparent, so too does the intensity of its internal infightingBut as Kazakhstan's energy bonanza becomes more apparent, so too does the intensity of its internal infighting to the embarrassment of the country's western friends.
Observations of light attenuation in ocean waters indicate that not only does the intensity of solar radiation decrease with depth but also the wavelengths present in the solar spectrum are not attenuated at the same rates.
Summers's comments seemed to mark a return to an earlier era in the gender debate -- and so did the intensity of the response.
But stemming from their Senate ranks as he did, the intensity of their grilling was striking and illustrative of how the old ways of the Senate are disappearing.
As the mood of crisis deepened in the 1930s, so did the intensity of the challenge to old values, bringing forth men of frankly fascist temper, such as Robert Brasillach, and brutally nihilistic literary experimenters, such as Louis-Ferdinand Céline.
Moreover, a study showed that written expression skills affect academic performance in other areas much more than do the intensity of ADHD symptoms, comorbidity with oppositional defiant disorder, use of medication, reading ability, and intelligence (Molitor, Langberg, & Evans, 2016b).
The informants described similar reactions to these events even though the events differed, as did the intensity of their reactions.
