The efforts of O'Shaugnessy and Silenowicz to push their lovers past their conventionalized responses toward something more intense echoed Mailer and Brodkey's larger literary ambitions.
In general, more intense echoes will be observed during noon hours and will last for more than 2 hours.
Ultrasound contrast agent (microbubbles) has developed to produce intense echoes and enhance blood-to-tissue contrast in clinical ultrasonography.
By using VHF radar, we can measure intense radar echoes caused by EPB-associated plasma irregularities (Woodman 2009).
PMCs have now been observed at latitudes as low as 37.2° N. Polar mesospheric summer echoes (PMSEs) are intense radar backscatter echoes that are caused mainly by ice particles with radii of less than 10 nm, which are negatively charged by the attachment of electrons.
Liver steatosis was defined according to Hamaguchi criteria based on the presence of abnormally intense, high level echoes arising from the hepatic parenchyma, liver kidney difference in echo amplitude, echo penetration into deep portion of the liver and clarity of liver blood vessel structure (Saverymuttu et al., 1986, Hamaguchi et al., 2007).
Liver steatosis was defined according to Hamaguchi criteria based on the presence of abnormally intense, high level echoes arising from the hepatic parenchyma, liver-kidney difference in echo amplitude, echo penetration into deep portion of the liver and clarity of liver blood vessel structure [ 34].
And Stockhausen's intense extremism audibly echoes the Beethoven of the "Hammerklavier," especially in his Piano Piece No. 9, with its hammering chordal repetitions and eerie ornamental flights.
Literally," says Steve in his intense, actorly way, echoing the thoughts of a great many of the club's regular punters.
