The small but intense survey of Alina Szapocznikow at the Museum of Modern Art is in some ways the story of postwar sculpture.
Though marked by buoyant moments of wry humor, the film is devastating in its intense survey of a life in the free fall of mental and emotional collapse.
Intense survey methods have been reported to yield greater response rates [ 6], however postal questionnaires appear to remain the most cost effective mode of administration [ 7, 8].
But in this instance, while the MiMA project was on hold, the company conducted an intense demographic survey of 1,300 renters and owners living mostly in Manhattan that went beyond the usual questions about age, income, ethnicity and family composition.
It is highly probable that the ongoing intense seismic surveys are causing these mass deaths -- loud noise has been demonstrated to damage the hearing structures in these animals, and cause to severe trauma and internal bleeding.
To the Federation's presumed intense dismay, the survey showed huge majorities (around two-thirds) of nonunion workers who stated that they would vote against unions if given a chance.
Eventually, according to a document drafted by the agency, "good-performing providers will be subjected to less frequent or intense on-site surveys".
We surveyed intense storm events during which the solar wind and IMF were monitored.
Yet this week, the president was forced to apologize to the country for serious mistakes in the nationwide census, which, despite the intense effort, failed to survey over 9 percent of the population.
Yet, strikingly, Americans of both genders, while slow to report personal positives, say in far greater numbers that they know others whose relationships have begun online (49percentt of men, 52percentt of women), acknowledging even that those interactions, conducted by others, can be, in the words of the survey, "really intense" (37percentt of men and 30percentt of women agreed).
The 15 most intense ions from the survey scan were selected and fragmented with HCD with stepped normalized collision energies of 30, 60, and 100.
