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In the face of.
If people act in the face of something, they do it despite it or when threatened by it.
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Other features such as characteristic variations in radar reflection intensity across the face of a bolt-plate are under investigation.
There is a wild intensity, recklessness, defiance in the face of suffering.
In a statement released Sunday, Cameroonian officials said the strikes comprised "a new intensity of reprisal in the face of increased enemy attacks by Boko Haram terrorists".
Activation initiates the action, intensity is the amount of effort given to that action, and perseverance is how long that intensity can be applied in the face of obstacles.
TS athletes, however, may preserve their capacity to perform the hardest actions, such as CAC, in matches by modulating the amount of low-intensity activity undertaken, especially in the face of environmental challenges like altitude.
Germany were tenacious and another side might have buckled in the face of that intensity.
"Skye" occasionally lands on the goofy side of baroque, but it's a negligible sin in the face of the intensity with which the band delivers its epic, sword-swinging music.
But there is an intensity now that says we are nothing in the face of history, and those who try to change its course risk being destroyed by it.
The neurobiology-based saliency model is used because it produces very similar saliency maps for a pair of images with intensity change between them and facilitates registration in the face of contrast enhancement.
It was not that the Nets backed down in the face of the Bulls' intensity; they just could not match it.
IFN-γ significantly decreases in the face of increased GI helminth infection intensity and increase after anthelminthic treatment [ 16].
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