Sentence examples for to some intensity from inspiring English sources

This is mostly due to some intensity in between the plasmon peaks, because the MgH2 plasmon not only decreases in intensity but also shifts to lower energies.

But mobile phones are no less helpful to those who want to add some intensity to their Valentine's Day connections.

"You've got to get some excitement, got to get some intensity going," O'Brien said he told Pappas.

This performance needed a conductor to instill some intensity into the music, to keep the cast more on edge, especially in the early scenes.

They may handle things differently than me, but I believe to manage this game you've got to have some intensity and desire".

Marbury was trying to initiate some intensity when he drove for a layup, right into Orlando's Pat Garrity, and was called for charging.

It is possible that the shoulder observed on the high-wavenumber side of the bands at 385 and 400 cm-1 at higher ΣS/ΣAs ratios is the same as the band at 420 cm-1 visible at lower ΣS/ΣAs ratios, inasmuch as there continually appears to be some intensity at around 420 cm-1 throughout the entire range of ΣS/ΣAs ratios investigated.

A more intuitive interpretation is that the LOD value represents the responsivity offset (also correlated) in the intensity values, which are correlated, in relation to some "ideal" intensity values (noncorrelated).

With more than 5 million books sold internationally, it's no surprise he has many young fans turn to him, with some intensity.

She felt a mixture of relief and deflation, as if she'd been cheated of something she'd braced herself to take on: some intensity of engagement, both scorching and testing.

The synchronous correlation spectrum (Fig. 7(a) ) of pure water shows the apparent dominating autopeaks at around 1410 and 1495 nm that correspond to the O-H band shift from long wavelength to short wavelength coupled with some intensity increases, which is attributed to the fact that the intermolecular H-bonds are generally weakened with temperature elevation.