Sentence examples for intensity of competing from inspiring English sources
In his latest column, Cram remembers the intensity of competing during a golden age of athletics and the strange feeling of being the centre of attention after his victory.
Despite past research in boreal and temperate landscapes, few studies have tested the efficacy of similar applications in tropical systems where year-round high temperatures can increase release rates of CRF and intensity of competing vegetation.
Consequently, males should adjust their ejaculate investment according to the benefit accrued from a mating and the risk (the probability that sperm from different ejaculates will compete— Parker 1970) and intensity (the number of competing ejaculates— Engqvist and Reinhold 2006) of sperm competition.
The families were subjected to two contrasting silvicultural treatments repeated fertilization and control of competing vegetation (high intensity), and control (low intensity).
We therefore ascribe it to thermal activation of competing non-radiative recombination which depletes photo-created free carriers and, consequently, causes a decrease in the PL intensity.
Estevez (22 years old) and Nelson (a whopping 25) work on an entirely different level of intensity, competing to see who can out-De Niro the other.
Born of competing national concerns, the law outlines competing goals.
Instead of competing, collaborate.
Richly marbled cuts of beef like hanger or skirt steak have enough intensity to compete with the wine; it can overshadow fillets and tenderloins, which are fairly bland cuts.
But what we have lacked is the intensity to compete".
