It marked the climax of a period of intense mass protests and turmoil, including a failed attempt at a multiple suicide the previous month by several detainees who swallowed prescription drugs they and others had hoarded.
Jacob Trip, industrialist, appears as a wizened but hawkish potentate in his 80s; not a spent force so much as a figure of terrific authority, given stature by his pose, but also by the intense massing of paint in the shrewd face.
The 66th Street station might be the most extreme example in the city -- it sits at the confluence of students streaming from three high schools, M.L.K, Beacon and La Guardia -- but it is only one of dozens of subway stations where, every weekday at about 3 30, a kind of brief, intense mass-transit phenomenon occurs.
Local flame extinction occurred frequently when subjected to an excessive strain rate, indicating that intense mass transfer of fuel and air occurs radially inward at the flame surface.
On the contrary, MRI orbit with fat suppression revealed a perineural T1 low signal intense mass reaching from the bulbus oculi up to the optic chiasm, with homogeneous contrast enhancement (Fig. 2a, b).
For pure [HPyr][BF4], we could observe a single degradation stage in the temperature interval ranging from ~350 to 438 °C with an intense mass loss value of about 94 wt%.
Due to highly intense mass transfer and high density of an active component, it was shown to provide steadily the process productivity of ca. 100 200 mg/(h cm3) of reactor volume at 483 K.
Besides the observation of verities of large polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), intense mass peaks of indene, phenylacetylene and propyne confirmed a remarkable quenching of the major active species, benzyl, phenyl and methyl radicals by acetylene.
A prototypical J-type carbon star Y CVn is surrounded by a very extended, detached dust shell, which shows that once there was a period with an intense mass-loss on the order of 10−5 MΘ yr−1 followed by a swift switch to a phase with a mass-loss rate lower by two orders of magnitude about (1 2)×104 years ago.
