Sentence examples for intensity coming from from inspiring English sources

I'll push a tempo or pull it back, if I feel there's no intensity coming from the podium.

For less porous samples, deviation from Porod's law was observed and could be attributed to additional scattering intensity coming from concentration fluctuations within polymer matrix.

The same idea of integrating depth information and color intensity coming from the left view of the stereo sensor is exploited by the PLT system in [73].

The relative amount of myelin or [ M/(M +  B)] is calculated by dividing the total intensity coming form the multilamellar myelin (M, or the peak intensities above background) by the total intensity coming from the volume of nerve subtended by the X-ray beam (M +  B; Avila et al., 2005).

Way's intensity comes from a difficult childhood.

"You can detect those signals everywhere on Earth". Data on typhoon intensity came from satellite measurements.

The emotional intensity came from within the music rather than from obvious surface gestures.

As Walton later admitted, music of such searing intensity came from deep within.

Softly-spoken and inscrutable, it's hard to tell where his quiet intensity comes from.

It's a great instinct; this is a love story whose intensity comes from the fact that the skin stays covered most of the time.

For that intensity came from having lived for most, if not all, your life with the aching certainty that something like this was, precisely, impossible.