Sentence examples for high intensity i from inspiring English sources
The knowledge of the historical earthquakes which occurred in the Marmara Region indicates that İstanbul has been affected by high intensity (I o = VIII IX) events for the interval of 250 300 years (e.g., 1509, 1766) (Ambraseys 2002, 2009; Guidoboni et al. 1994; Duman et al. 2016).
Floods from moraine-dammed lake failures can have long standing effects not only on riverine landscapes but also on mountain communities due to the high intensity (i.e. great depth and high velocities) and damaging capacity of glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs).
We propose that Lck may function as "signal splitter" in mature T cells directing signals emanating from the TCR toward unresponsiveness if the signal is at high intensity (i.e. in case of stimulation with sAbs, which induce strong Src kinase activation).
In order to realize polarized positron beams of the JLC which have considerably high intensity, i.e. 0.7×1010 e+/pulse and a complicated multi-bunch structure, we have achieved a possible scheme for the Compton scattering system and a positron capture section into an L-band linac.
Based on our hypothesis, for a true neighbour gene, not only it should have high rank intensity itself, but its neighbour should also have relatively high intensity, i.e. there should exist an association between the intensities of a true significant gene and its neighbours.
The results also suggest that the neurological alteration previously described [ 4- 8] may only have an impact on COP measures at medium to high intensities (i.e. NRS ≥ 5).
Under illumination by light with higher intensity I = 2 mW/cm2 (Fig. 6), the following processes are observed during oxidation: at first, the transitions from the first state to the second one occur; then, starting from 0.8 s, the third and fourth state occupancies increase due to transitions from the first and second states.
At higher intensities I 0>I r, it turns to self-defocusing phenomenon with the reduced efficiency that differs for the all studied crystals.
The VO2 slow component occurs mainly at moderate-to-high intensities (i.e., >VT or zones 2 3) [43].
Analysis of the absorptive NLO response (see Figure 4a) has shown the photodarkening effect exhibition for the all samples with two characteristic slopes: the most efficient in the initial excitation range Ihigher intensities I>I t.
The impact of the bias is assessed using both a low intensity case (i.e. E I = 0.05 and E P = 0.9), and a high intensity case (i.e. E I = 0.9 and E P = 0.05).
