The pattern of rainfall on the valley floor is mostly from relatively intense (up to 100 mm/h) storms compared to the highlands with highest intensities only up to 70 mm/h (Makin et al. 1975).
Based on formal analysis of 18 exploratory applications, 12 of which have been reported previously, a testable general hypothesis for FieldREG experiments has been postulated, namely that data taken in environments fostering relatively intense or profound subjective resonance will show larger deviations of the mean relative to chance expectation than those generated in more pragmatic assemblies.
Vendor research funding is free of the relatively intense scrutiny of grant review boards.
But the association was much stronger among those people whose activities were relatively intense.
"There had always been, over the medium run, relatively intense competition to get the next program," he said.
Asked about these stories, Mr. Richards grew quiet, saying, after a long pause, "I'm relatively intense," then going on to praise his staff for its hard work.
The obvious inference is that rhodopsin is the visual pigment of the rods, and that when it is exposed to relatively intense lights it becomes useless for vision.
On Earth, our relatively strong gravitational field plus our relatively intense magnetic field protect our atmosphere from battering by the solar wind, a constant stream of particles that pours from the sun.
That may not matter much to many of you; use of Google Reader [a tool, by the way, for reading online content via RSS] was concentrated among a small group of relatively intense users.
The first anomalous in the αZ(T) appearing at around 210°C relatively intense.
The storm was relatively intense (Dst = −119 nT), with the strength similar to that of CME storms of cycle 24.
