Sentence examples for occurrence intensity from inspiring English sources

Here, it is also possible to estimate differences in the occurrence, intensity and location of the ionospheric irregularities.

Frost sensitivity and vulnerability is heterogeneous over the CONUS domain, while the occurrence, intensity and regional impact of frost events are difficult to monitor from sparse weather stations.

OceanRAIN utilizes automated disdrometer systems (ODM470) capable of measuring precipitation occurrence, intensity and accumulation and discriminates for rain, snow and mixed-phase precipitation through minute-based particle size distributions.

Relevantly, Ogata (2008) argues that the background rate appears better long-term forecasting for large earthquakes (M ≥ 6.7,15 years period) than the ordinary average occurrence intensity in space, by the retrospective prediction performance.

(I3/2, female) But not all teachers reported internal emotion-regulation strategies related to regulating the occurrence, intensity, or frequency of their emotions.

Many participants mentioned incidents that included descriptions of emotion-regulation strategies that facilitated the regulation of their internal experience of emotions (in terms of occurrence, intensity, or duration).

This paper conducts probabilistic performance evaluation to assess the appropriateness of YSPDs given uncertainty in the occurrence and intensity of earthquakes, material strength, stiffness, structural response, etc., and evaluate performance based on size, number and configuration of YSPDs.

In agreement with previous studies, our results showed that the occurrence and intensity of chest pain was unrelated to the intensity of other esophageal symptoms [ 16].

It is found that the overall seasonal variations of the storm parameters such as occurrence, average intensity (average DstMin) and average strength (average ⟨DstMP⟩) in both versions of Dst exhibit clear semiannual variations with equinoctial maxima and solstice minima; and the maxima and minima in intensity and strength (~±17% each) are less than those in occurrence (~±28%).

For example, the relationship between spatial variation in the strength of intraspecific resource competition and the occurrence and intensity of disruptive selection has been little examined in un-manipulated wild populations.

Tables  1 and 2 show the ages of the goats and the gestational stages at which abortion occurred, the occurrence and intensity of the histopathological lesions, the method of diagnosis of N. caninum infection, and the intensity of the cellular immunolabeling in the lesions.