Sentence examples for intensity for which from inspiring English sources

And the flavors of just about everything, from cabbage to olives to basil to tomatoes, are just stunning, with the intensity for which the region is justifiably known.

With Mr. Chéreau, she pushes past the intensity for which she is known, revealing layer after layer of pain and vulnerability, and singing with total commitment.

The book's rich, gilded illustrations evoke the Byzantine style that preceded Giotto, while suggesting as well the more subtle colors and the emotional intensity for which he later became famous.

This paper presents the analysis performed for each solution and the discussion regarding its qualitatively and quantitatively effects in the seismic structural behaviour: the identification of the expected collapse mechanism after strengthening and the seismic intensity for which it occurs.

If mother's education is highly beneficial because it proxies for higher quality and quantity of time inputs, one might expect its impact to rise with treatment intensity, for which the age of the child is a proxy.

All scanners showed a limited intensity range from 200 to 50 000 (mean spot intensity), for which the expression ratios were independent of PMT voltage.

All the tests showed that water flow on the lateral slope of a roadside swale is concentrated in fingers, instead of sheet flow, at the typical road runoff intensities for which infiltration practices are utilized to improve surface water quality.

In addition to cooperativity, the non-linear properties of ultrasensitive systems define a dynamic range of signal intensities for which the responses vary.

Assignment of detection calls was based on probe-pair intensities for which one probe was a perfect match of the reference sequence and the other was a mismatch probe for which the thirteenth base (of the 25-oligonucleotide reference sequence) was changed.

At intensities for which the phase resets evoked by opposite polarity EODs were significantly different, phase differences were always ∼180° (filled circles in Figure 3K).

As we adopted a weighted approach which penalizes low intensities, we needed to treat as missing only the non-positive intensities, for which we could not make the conventional log transform.