Sentence examples for passage intensity from inspiring English sources

Changes of the traditional screen structure is shown, the use of them increases the screening process efficiency and passage intensity of lower grade of bulk material to the sieve.

To visualize the changes between the passages, intensities of the arrays compared (after background correction) are presented for one exemplary passage comparison.

The finale is a joyous romp, though in every scurrying piano passage you sense intensity lurking just below the surface.

Under these conditions, the resulting viral progenies had RNA profiles matching RF virus, except for the gradual appearance of a rearranged segment 7 (7R or 7RΔ for mixed infection with M1 or M3, respectively), which was only faintly visible at the first passages and increased in intensity during subsequent passages (Figure 6).

Descending motifs unfurled like plaintive sighs before passages of brooding intensity, the long phrases boosted by the rich sound of these excellent musicians.

Furthermore, the size of the cave passages and the intensity of air turbulence generated by waterfalls in the cave played an important role in producing these temperature differences.

Unlike his father, a volatile and uneven performer, Mr. Khan maintained an austere demeanor onstage while coaxing passages of extraordinary intensity from his sarod, an instrument with 25 strings, 10 plucked with a piece of coconut shell while the remainder resonate sympathetically.

There are moments of existential struggle in "Jedermann," just as there are passages of great intensity in the Brahms, but what makes them so well suited to sharing a program is that they share an inherently reflective approach to dying, death and the afterlife.

Indeed, some of Lewis's best passages recall the intensity of an earlier and very passionate essay, The Four Loves: "We have seen the faces of those we know best so variously, from so many angles, in so many lights, with so many expressions – waking, sleeping, laughing, crying, eating, talking, thinking – that all the impressions crowd into our memory together and cancel out in a mere blur".

In this case, however, the fish stinks from the head — namely, with a play that has passages of lyrical intensity yet is confused.

Three intensities of rubbing were evaluated: low-intensity (one passage of the gloved finger per leaf surface), medium-intensity (two passages) and high-intensity (three passages).