Sentence examples for most intense features from inspiring English sources

The most intense features appeared in the middle ultraviolet (250 300 nm) from neutral and singly ionized iron and singly ionized magnesium.

The image contrast is further inverted, to create a modified ABF image where the oxygen columns are the most intense features in the image.

The two most intense features of graphene are the G peak at 1,580 cm−1 and a band at 2,700 cm−1 designated as G´.

The two most intense features are the G peak and the 2D band which is sensitive to the number of layers of graphene.

The six-tracker arrives via her own RAVE TOOLZ imprint, and it achieves its style of breathless, serotonin-depleted fervor by mining the most intense features from styles such as American dubstep and glistening EDM.

The slides were scanned with a ScanArray Express HT microarray scanner (Perkin-Elmer) at 5 µm pixel resolution, using automated calibration to 98% saturation for the most intense features.

But the contest for the 18th District is among the most intense, featuring tart-toned television advertisements, drawing millions of dollars from across the country and attracting luminaries like former President Bill Clinton, who was a guest at a fund-raiser for Mr. Maloney hosted by Diana L. Taylor, the girlfriend of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

This leaves the B-cations as the most intense feature in the ADF image.

At pressures higher than 2 GPa, this higher-energy band at 16 000 cm−1 becomes the most intense feature of the spectrum.

The highly symmetric ν1(A g) mode of SeO4 2− is the sharpest and most intense feature, occurring at 841.3 cm−1 at 259 K and shifting to 845.9 cm−1 at 78 K (compare with 844.1 cm−1 in MgSeO4·6H2O).

In the 325 400 cm–1 range, the most intense feature is fit to two Gaussian bands centered at 340 and 348 cm–1, which formally contain 18 and 16% ν(Fe NPyr) character, respectively.