3-D boomlets are highly correlated to the intensity of competition posed by other forms of entertainment: in the fifties, it was television; nowadays, it's the Internet.
The current state of the art in erosion research lacks knowledge about where and when wind erosion occurs in Europe, and the intensity of erosion that poses a threat to agricultural productivity.
As the storm approached the east coast of Florida on August 10, a warning was sent to all Weather Bureau stations in Florida, as well as Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina regarding a "disturbance of moderate intensity", which posed a threat to small crafts in Florida and the western Bahamas.
A key factor influencing efficacy findings in influenza vaccine studies is the disease attack rate, and the unpredictable nature of epidemic intensity poses a challenge when planning influenza vaccine efficacy trials [ 12, 13, 25, 31].
At the beginning of their endurance careers, the horses do not compete in long distance competitions, and their training is generally less intense than the training of experienced endurance horses, so training of the same intensity poses different effort for experienced and inexperienced horses.
Data collection, in high intensity environments, poses several challenges including the ability to observe multiple streams of information.
But the scale and the intensity of the reaction does pose the question: what would be an overreaction?
A higher target factor value, i.e., stronger intensity of the implanted target, poses less difficulty to the detection and tracking algorithm.
The carbon intensity of oil sands development poses other environmental health questions.
The yoga DVD was chosen to represent the typical length, intensity, and variety of poses in a beginner yoga class, however, we have no information to determine the degree to which it is genuinely representative of yoga classes performed in the United States.
Emergency crews, bolstered by dozens of colossal, military-grade fire engines, headed to the scene to extinguish the blaze, only to be thwarted by the fire's intensity and danger posed by exploding munitions.
