Sentence examples for high intensity events from inspiring English sources

Prof Kerry Emanuel, an expert on tropical cyclones at MIT and not involved in the new research said: "The results leave little doubt that there are more high intensity events affecting south-east Asia and China, and these are also intensifying more rapidly".

Two RCMs, HRM3 HADCM3 and RCM3 GFDL, are found to have good skill scores in generating high intensity events at the mid-afternoon (2 00 4:00 PM).

This is probably due to the fact that in action movies, the algorithm tends to favor high intensity events, such as battles; thus, using a higher text weight more salient textual events (e.g., dialogues) are included.

In contrast, droughts in Southern China coastal region impact a small area, have a short duration (from 1.8 to 3.0 months), and are relatively high intensity events (between −0.30 and −0.45).

A priori deterministic estimates of the expected fluence cannot be made because over the time scale of a space mission, the fluence can be dominated by the contribution of a few rare and unpredictable high intensity events.

Police training and the police work environment are defined by low frequency, high intensity events -- the "routine" traffic stop that turns up a combative driver and an unregistered gun, or the domestic violence call that evolves into a hostage situation.

Internal erosion, in particular, is complex to understand, and can even be triggered by normal day-to-day operations without a high intensity event like frequent high pool elevations.

In the case of solar flares which do not show mass ejection there seems to be a clear relationship between the peak intensity and duration, with higher intensity events being of longer duration.

"We expect to see more high-intensity events, category 4 and 5 events, that are around 13% of total hurricanes but do a disproportionate amount of damage," said Kerry Emanuel, a climate scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The number of high-intensity events observed by GOES over the whole of cycle 24 is similar (see Table 2).

Following this approach, recurrent patterns can be distinguished from random high-intensity events (allegedly due to turbulent fluctuations).