Sentence examples for underwater intensity from inspiring English sources

That's the plot, but the series is often as much about images (a girl locked in a refrigerator, a dog that won't stop barking) and feelings (fury, suicidal alienation) as about events; it dives into melancholy and the underwater intensity of the grieving mind without any of the usual relief of caperlike breakthroughs.

An accelerometer-based underwater acoustic intensity vector sensor is used to measure the acoustic nearfield of a single spherical source, and a pair of sources that vibrate in or out of phase with each other.

After sensing the changes of underwater sound intensity by hydrophones of each channel, signals were amplified and filtered through a fully differential conditioning circuit, then digitized by 8-channel Sigma-Delta ADC.

Tiles were divided over four temperature treatments with three replicate tanks (total of 12 tanks), with underwater light intensity of 120 150 µmol photons.m−2.s−1 provided by 400 W metal halide lamps (BLV, Germany).

High-intensity underwater noise can cause permanent or temporary threshold shifts in the auditory system and, apart from being responsible for masking and behavioural changes, it is supposed to cause an increased level of stress for the animals [ 4, 10].

Every testing session was characterized by a dive in which subjetcs performed an underwater exercise of mild intensity.

Whale researchers registered a 6 decibel (dB) fall in the intensity of underwater noise, with the change particularly pronounced at frequencies below 150Hz.

The colour of the light does not matter, but it has been shown that they react more strongly to underwater lights between the intensities of 1.5 to 2.5 lx, with peak ranges of 2.5 to 10.0 lx.

A laboratory underwater acoustic measurement technique, Supersonic Intensity in Reverberant Environments (SIRE), is developed analytically and validated experimentally and numerically.

Her images have none of the hyper-Technicolor intensity of some underwater photography displaying the electric, vivid hues of corals and tropical fish.

He found that the intensity of radiation underwater was significantly less than at the surface and concluded, like Hess, that it could not be coming from the Earth.