Sentence examples for in which intensity from inspiring English sources

The scale now generally employed in North America is the Mercalli scale, as modified by Harry O. Wood and Frank Neumann in 1931, in which intensity is considered to be more suitably graded.

You have to be forced to think, starting with an art encounter in which intensity is transmitted in signs or sensation.

In this paper we report pulsing hiss emissions observed at the low latitude station, Jammu (geomag. lat. 22°26′N, L = 1.17) in which intensity decreases with the increase in frequency.

For nanoparticles about 5 nm in diameter accuracies in the order of ±0.2% are demonstrated by using a method in which intensity profiles of Digital Diffraction Patterns obtained from experimental HREM images are fitted to a set of Lorentzian-type functions.

To further characterize these putative genotyping errors, we developed a tool for visualization of probe set hybridization intensities in which intensity contrast is plotted against average intensity [ 14].

VBM also requires considerable spatial smoothing (to control for inter-individual cortical variability), to generate maps in which intensity reflects tissue grey matter density.

It is found that very strong photonic localizations can be generated at the nodes connected with defect waveguide(s) of STSCTDWNs in which intensities are 12 orders of magnitude larger than previous reported results.

This fact is also obvious from the optical absorption spectrum of the material in which intensities of the z-polarized peaks are much smaller than those of x- and y-polarized ones.

The difference in headache intensity in which the intensity of the headaches on the different moments (T1, T2, T3 and T6) where compared to the headache intensity before T0, seemed to be better at each moment in Group II compared to Group I, although these differences where not significant!

The second set was composed of manually derived AFs based on our "intuition" about perceived intensity, in which the intensity is related to the tempo, or more generally, to energy variations of the signal.

a T2-weighted image showing a clear, round, mass in which the intensity was lower than the intensity of water.