Sentence examples for information intense from inspiring English sources

Danza Contemporánea's narrative is a familiar one in the Cuban arts world: facilities are basic, the routine grueling and interest in outside information intense.

Another way to describe it is an intense clarity of information: Intense but accessible.

In the major afferent pathways for somatosensory information, intense Lsamp 1b-specific staining is seen in the ventral posterior lateral thalamic nucleus (VPL; Figs.  1i k, 2k, l) and primary somatosensory cortex (S1, Figs.  1j, k, 2c, d, g, k).

"He saw the Internet was the perfect medium to sell travel, because buyers and sellers are dispersed, and travel is an information-intense product".

LBPA is a multi-disciplinary and information-intense process that requires computational tools for information management and decision support.

An indicator-based PSR approach to CIA is information-intense and is recommended only when databases are reliable and built on the basis of standard protocols.

The effect may possibly be due to the high information content, mainly of speech, such that overload is not merely a consequence of the sound energy as seen in auditory threshold shift, but as a result of an information-intense sound environment.

What was just a working thesis a few months ago, he said, has been validated by new information about intense recruiting, training and a focus on chemical weapons.

Whether in Basel, Miami, London or New York, a fairgoer made ravenous by an overload of visual information and intense negotiations can always expect the worst: long lines for horrible food tossed over a counter by inefficient servers at double the price of a decent meal anywhere else.

Is there a follow-up call if the information triggers intense feelings and memories?

Several social network studies have found that frequency, intensity, and proximity of interaction among cohesive members foster more intense information sharing than amongst non-cohesive members (Ibarra and Andrews 1993).