Sentence examples for intense groups from inspiring English sources

It is known [1] that spectrum of initial phosphate hydroxyapatite is characterized by two intense groups of bands around 1,040 and 570 cm−1.

My co-editor Daniel Dayan (Owning the Olympics, Narratives of the New China, University of Michigan Press, 2008), building on work with the famous scholar, Elihu Katz, has used the word "hijack" to describe the seizure of world attention by intense groups that alter the expected and legitimated narrative of singular moments like the Olympics.

But an intense group dynamic remains.

"It's a very intense group -- Claudia Cohen, Peggy Siegal, Susan Hess.

Consequently, an intense group bond forms.

We spent most of our days in brutally intense group therapy, including a session we nicknamed "Crime & Punishment".

Through March 16 This intense group of more than 40 small works, presented in conjunction with a private dealer, Timothy Baum, is a kind of lagniappe to "Surrealism: Desire Unbound," the big show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Nonetheless, the general had assumed control of security for the protesters, placing his own black-shirted paramilitary fighters at entrances in the makeshift barriers around their encampment, and he claimed the loyalty of a small but intense group of protesters.

A small but intense group of fans call ZDTV addictive.

Vic says she needed to step away from Charlotte's small, intense group.

The other side was a much smaller, but still intense, group of people who wanted to take the percussive patterns of garage and make them more break-focused, essentially building on from "138 Trek".