Sentence examples for phase intense from inspiring English sources
During the expansion phase, intense and time-varying electric fields and currents exist in the ionosphere and those can cause power grid blackouts and damage to transformers.
This may be followed by a tonic clonic seizure consisting of two phases: intense muscle contraction occurs for several seconds (tonic); followed by rapid spasms of alternate muscle relaxation and contraction producing convulsive jerking (clonic).
Over a six-month phase of intense project development, the site and the business are both built by people working around the clock.
The building design phase requires intense collaboration between the participants.
(c) Axial post-contrast MRI in the arterial phase reveals intense enhancement of the lesion (long arrow) with a non-enhancing central scar (short arrow).
Neptunian autoclastic breccias, neptunian dikes, and submarine biogenic pavements (unit H 1) document rapid flooding of the basin during a phase of intense tectonic dilatation (Late Tortonian).
For CME, the sheath region and the magnetic flux rope with a southward interplanetary magnetic field after high-speed interplanetary shock is the dominant source responsible for the presence of the main phase of intense storms, particularly with significant Dst depression.
The end of the operation marked the end of a six-month-long phase of intense fighting; 10,000 people had died, hundreds of thousands had fled, and tens of thousands of homes had been destroyed.
In reproductive female chicken the cyclical process of egg-laying is accompanied by a phase of intense bone remodeling.
A second phase of intense DNA methylation alterations may take place during the perinatal period, when many organs and tissues undergo dramatic changes in both physiological and environmental conditions.
The existence of further cerebral damage during the reperfusion phase encouraged intense research on the benefit of treatments designed to limit the neurological consequences of the postcardiac arrest syndrome.
