Dr Jablonski's study does not, for instance, help to answer whether the tropics are a wellspring of species because a hotter climate brings a higher mutation rate, or because more intense interactions between species select for more rapid evolutionary change.
Creating a member-led face-to-face community in which the members know each other, have more intense interactions, and share the same goals is a possible solution to these challenges.
Longer and more intense interactions, likely to be accompanied by a stronger physiological response, were expected to elicit higher rates of SDBs.
Groups of wild Barbary macaques, Macaca sylvanus, had more intense agonistic interactions with members of groups they rarely met, compared to those they met frequently, indicating that they remember and categorize individuals of different groups (Deag 1971).
It is evident that the magnitude of the Sn−Sn scattering path is dependent on the degree of hydration, as much more intense Sn−Sn interactions are observed for the hydrated materials.
That one fortuitous moment when limitation lead to invention helped me part the curtains, so to speak, and solve my need to downsize, which lead to deeper concepts and more intense listening and interaction with music, art and sound.
In the context of Granovetter's theory of strength of weak ties, strong ties are those which are more likely to persist, since they are structurally embedded (common friends) and are more intense (number of interactions).
