Sentence examples for general intensity from inspiring English sources

The conductor and soloist seemed more interested in conveying the music's exotic flavors and general intensity.

Droughts may appear on weather maps as large blotches of red or yellow, depending on their general intensity, but local conditions can vary substantially.

Out on the stump today, in wind-lashed town squares and the dusty, red-brick downtown of Des Moines, the real gap looks less like a gap of general intensity, and more like a doom gap.

For modeling the general intensity coefficient f(r), we have implemented the recent ideas given in the article Fitting the Bill, Nature [R. Howlett, Fitting the bill, Nature 439 (2006) 402], which describes the geographical spread of epidemics due to transportation of poultry products.

A rough calculation demonstrates the general intensity of the use of PPPs in Germany: in 2014, 106,155 tonnes PPP containing 34,515 tonnes of active substances (without inert gases) were sold in Germany (BVL, 2015)—this amount has remained largely constant over the past 10 years or has even increased slightly (Fig. 2).

Chris Greening of Game Music Online praised the shift to a more classical style and the general intensity of multiple tracks, ending the review by applauding Yoshiki's hard work.

The key points to contributing the success of this method lie in three aspects: the consideration of accurate mass shifts for peak matching; the use of full peptide sequence information for consensus spectral optimization; a new scoring function that combines the general intensity-based dot-product with a probabilistic model of peak matching.

Because of the limited convergence radius of such expansions, higher-order approximations cannot provide reliable information on general intensities of selection.

While individual "bleaching" curves can be influenced by factors such as the staining of individual preparations, in general, lower intensity illumination (blue) results in globally delayed "bleaching" kinetics, compared to higher intensity illumination (red).

Most of these trends, however, were absent from the IMQ phenotype, and in general, the intensity of inflammation was low in IMQ-generated lesions, with significant evidence for invasion by macrophages and granulocytes (P<0.05), but no other leukocyte subsets (Figure 9).

In general, the intensity around the mid-peripheral corneal area showed a strong tendency compared with intensity around the central corneal area in all groups.