Sentence examples for intensity and diversity from inspiring English sources
Big country, big weather: the havoc wrought by Superstorm Sandy is a reminder of the meteorological intensity and diversity of the USA.
In Seimetz and Kerrigan's view, the show's actual subject is the intensity and diversity of sexual desire, the craving for particular experiences and sensations, the difficulty of getting them, and the great and reckless efforts that people (even and especially the protagonist) are willing to make in order to get them.
He is excited to see around 100 entrants from all over the world vying for the Automotive X Prize (a $10m scheme designed to reward the developers of clean, super-efficient cars), and counts nearly a dozen car firms working on radical designs today.Mr Lovins is convinced that the "intensity and diversity of innovation attempts today is much greater than in the 1980s".
The period is characterized by increasing intensity and diversity of human impact on the landscape.
The interval is characterized by increasing intensity and diversity of human impact on the landscape.
Thus, propagule pressure can largely explain the intensity and diversity of established non-native species in aquatic environments [3, 20].
This assumption is supported by the variation in transcript number, their intensities, and diversity (Table 1 and 2).
Cultural services are not scattered randomly across a landscape, but rather follow specific patterns in terms of the intensity, richness and diversity of their provision.
In response to the dramatic changes in the prevalence, intensity, virulence, and diversity of microbial pathogens in various aquatic environments, innate immune genes such as TLR4, as expected, had to make evolutionarily adaptive changes that were necessary to ensure the long-term survival and successful radiation of dolphins and porpoises in the sea.
At the landscape-type scale only precipitation correlated with bryophyte species richness whereas at the site and habitat scale, species richness was mainly influenced by land-use intensity and substrate diversity.
The models revealed that hares were negatively associated with grazing intensity and plant diversity, whereas rabbits showed the strongest associations with nutritional content of pastures, in particular fat, nitrogen and fibre content in forage, as well as a positive association with short grass swards.
