That evening, MFR noted that Cyclone Favio had peaked in intensity, with winds of 120 mph, becoming the most intense tropical cyclone south of the 25th parallel over the Mozambique Channel since the satellite era began.
Except that even here, the variation builds in intensity, with crazed, leaping chords and a prolonged, ominous trill way down in the low register.
This season, as competition increased in intensity with the Games looming, his team showed strongly but finished without a tournament title and one place down, in sixth.
Labour problems increased in intensity, with some 500,000 steelworkers going on strike for 116 days in 1959.
As the movement increased in intensity, with dancers rolling and running across the stage, "Views" was an aimless swirl.
When a population inversion is created in the medium, light reflected back and forth increases in intensity with each pass through the laser medium.
During the Cold War, the fear of nuclear weapons was ever present, an existential dread that rose and fell in intensity with each new superpower crisis.
But they said it had decreased in intensity, with sustained wind speeds of about 80 miles an hour, down 15 miles an hour from 12 hours before.
An entry fee of £3 towards the British Heart Foundation Scotland opens up a world of pain, with chillis increasing in intensity with each round.
Since Cameron's40-minute pitch for reform at a Brussels summit last month, the negotiations have stepped up in intensity, with various new proposals being made on welfare and immigration.
Early symptoms often present during discussion circles at a patient's first elementary-school Diversity Day, and grow in intensity with the introduction to activities such as yoga, listening to rap music, and pointing out that "we all come from Africa".
