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Names of very intense, damaging, or otherwise newsworthy storms are retired.
Most scientists expect that the number of Atlantic hurricanes will actually stay steady or decline in coming decades as the climate warms, but that the proportion of intense, damaging storms is likely to rise.
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So far, the most intense damage has been suffered by schoolchildren -- an estimated 200 schools have been burned since Monday.
Despite the intense damage, the storm, which lasted from 9 55 to 10 30 p.m., was not a tornado, said David Wally, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
Dr Mark Porter, leader of the British Medical Association, said the act had done "profound and intense" damage to the NHS because it prioritised competition over integration.
Experts said the reorganisation, which is estimated to have cost about £3bn, had caused "profound and intense" damage to the NHS with one saying former Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, would be facing disciplinary action if he had been a doctor.
More intense damage (IS3) has not been documented, although could reasonably occur in future eruptions.
They stated that TBT can induce intense damage to the thyroid tissues.
Grains in which the crystallographic orientation leads to high resolved shear stress show intense damage at slip lines.
Such loadings lead to intense damage modes resulting from high strain-rate tensile loadings in the concrete structure.
X-ray imaging shows more intense damage, at the same impact energy, for a higher-mass impactor.
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