"His comfort zone as a performer ranges from peeved to perplexed to moderately psyched, with occasional bursts of obvious exaggeration to indicate that he is at least aware that more intense states of feeling exist.
In the following we will refer to the set of peaks that are more intense as state A and the other set of peaks as state B.
As the waters rise and the storms grow more intense, the state and the public sector will be called forth.
Growth-restricted babies have, by definition, lower amounts of total fat mass compared with AGA babies, and it could suggest a more intense inflammatory state in the adipose tissue of the former [ 33].
In the public education system, field testing has come under more intense scrutiny because state officials have a hand in designing the exams, and parents and teachers routinely complain about the series of tests children face.
Some take exams lightly and others, as far as Spielberger and Vagg (1995) are concerned, "experience more intense levels of state anxiety when taking tests" (p. 6).
The disaffection in this poorer, more rural county could be pervasive and perhaps even more intense throughout the state.
These data suggest that the misrecognition of disgusted facial expressions as angry expressions might induce relatively more intense emotionally aroused states in the receiver, and might result in anticipation of relatively more dangerous behavior on the part of the sender than would accurate recognition.
If the circumstellar fullerenes are in a cluster state, more intense radiation field will be expected to excite the C60 IR bands, and the model of Sellgren et al. (2010) only gives the lower limits of the average photon energy.
As the combat grew more intense, US Secretary of State Dean Acheson informed US President Harry S. Truman (who had been resting at his home in Independence, Missouri for the weekend), and Secretary-General of the United Nations Trygve Lie of the situation.
