Sentence examples for drops in intensity from inspiring English sources

The song's steely sonic texture and spikes and drops in intensity give away its scene.

The reconstructed beam first drops in intensity but subsequently grows in strength above the starting value, approaching 100% efficiency in some cases.

At the SP wavevectors k SP1 and k SP2, the peaks and drops in intensity correspond to various SPs flux exchange.

The band abruptly drops in intensity at 270 nm, which is similar to the wavelengths where a drop in the excitation spectrum for the CT band of Eu3+ was observed.

With increasing carbon surface content the maximum at 3.05 eV drops in intensity.

Third, in the unbleached half of the tip, which receives the same bleaching-due-to-imaging as the cytoplasm, both the normalized and the absolute drops in intensity from start to end of the experiment are much larger than in the cytoplasm (compare drops in the tips with those in the cytoplasms in Figure 6F).

There was no drop-off in intensity, no letdown in the quality of his play.

The 350 and 500 μM solutions revealed a much sooner drop-off in intensity, as the absorbance began to significantly decrease after only a month.

Just a small drop in intensity can make a big difference.

This absorption should have led to a drop in intensity of the CMB during this period, less than 200 million years after the Big Bang.

The fighting in east Ukraine dropped in intensity on Sunday, but the first day of a ceasefire deal still saw fighting, especially around the contested town of Debaltseve.