Sentence examples for extent intensity from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we proposed and defined the urban cooling island (UCI) extent, intensity, and efficiency, as well as the threshold value of efficiency (TVoE) introduced from the "law of diminishing marginal utility" for the first time.

However, aggressive wildfire suppression is one of the major factors that drive the increased extent, intensity, and damage associated with the small number of large wildfires that are unable to be suppressed.

The sensitivity of treelines to climate change varies with local and regional topographical conditions and thus differs as to its extent, intensity and the process of change (Holtmeier and Broll, 2005).

In discussions of theories of globalization, the fact of global interdependence refers to the unprecedented extent, intensity, and speed of social interactions across borders, encompassing diverse dimensions of human conduct from trade and cultural exchange to migration (Held, et al 1999).

SCORAD consists of three scales: extent, intensity, and subjective.

Fires are naturally controlled by climate; however, humans alter the extent, intensity, and timing of fire regimes in ways that differ from a climate influence alone (Slocum et al. 2007).

The total scoring was evaluated after summation of the extent and intensity of the staining (score = extent + intensity) in seven randomly selected fields from each section of the colon of each rat stained with the respective antibody under 100× magnification.

The total score was evaluated by the sum of the extent and intensity of the staining (score = extent + intensity) of seven fields in sections that were stained with the respective antibody using a 100× magnification selected from each section of the colon per rat.

The satellites make morning and afternoon observations daily of almost every point on Earth, and the Modis instruments keep track of the extent and intensity of fires.

Although the producers of the ceremony could hardly have done otherwise, the extent and intensity of the largely comic apology were nonetheless surprising.

People close to Mr. Haider, including the deputy speaker of the Parliament, Thomas Prinzhorn, have suggested that he has been wounded by the extent and intensity of the attacks on him.