Sentence examples for intense points from inspiring English sources
An artwork by her is installed on the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, consisting of intense points of reflected sunlight on the summits of its towers.
This led to an increased difficulty to make decisions: "There were intense points when everyone was talking all at the same time.
(Pilot, Instructor 1 a "…And the three students who acted as the [public information managers], they really built up confidence over the simulation" (Pilot, Instructor 3 a Negative group dynamics: "There were intense points when everyone was talking all at the same time.
Whereas the Dmd mdx mouse presented a patchy pattern, with several hyper intense points randomly distributed in the calf muscles, the Large myd mouse presented a hyper intense but homogeneous signal in the posterior compartment, particularly in the soleus muscle.
The identity and motivation of the assailants have become an intense point of contention in the American presidential campaign.
(Traditional LEDs produce a small, intense point of light, but OLEDs, or organic light-emitting diodes, can be fashioned into thin — even flexible — panels).
At a particularly intense point in the fourth quarter, ABC's cameras captured a memorable scene: the Spurs' Tony Parker hitting a three pointer in the corner as LeBron looked on, forlorn and helpless, from the bench.
"He charged in and screamed at them to 'get out here now, you guys need to hear this, too,' " said Granger, explaining that the young reserves usually try to get as far away from the team's intense point guard as they can during tight games.
A pulsed-power generator with high current rise based on a pulse-forming-network was studied toward generating intense point-spot X-ray source.
A slope along the boundary line defines the time from the start (67th minute) to the most intense point (97th minute) during the particle growth.
To observe the warm dense matter, a pulsed-power generator based on a pulse-forming-network (PFN) was studied toward generating an intense point-spot-like X-ray source from X-pinch technique.
