intensification

Examples

• All

• So even this white lie falsifies experience: intensification and clarity are misrepresentations.

  Academic text (1996)

• Can biological disturbances lead to disturbance intensification if they coincide with or result from physical disturbance?

  Academic text (2013)

• The operators investigated were "concentration" and "intensification." Concentration has the effect of creating a membership function for the modified expression that is less than that for the unmodified expression in parts of the distribution where the latter is less than 1.

  Academic text (1990)

• Language supports and sustains the subtle chromatic intensification as the Angel explains that the landscape he sees is not heaven but the earth, which even angels often envy, and that the kingdom of heaven is actually "harmony between the earth and the heart."

  Academic text (1991)

• In direct contrast, economic reform in these countries, as in China, was primarily based on market and trade liberalization; that is, the withdrawal, not the intensification, of state controls (Haggard and Kaufman 1995; MacIntyre 1994).

  Academic text (2002)

• The photograph showed remarkable clarity after the intensification process was applied to the image.

• For better results, photographers often rely on intensification techniques that enhance the contrast of their images.

• In the darkroom, intensification is crucial to improving the visual impact of a photographic print.

Synonyms

H

heightening

vsintensification

1 4.6

An increase in how strong or serious something becomes

is the specific photographic process of boosting contrast or density for clearer images

Antonyms

D

desaturation

• Specialized

7.5

Making a color look softer and less bright

How Intense

intensification

• Specialized

7.8

enhancement

81 4.2

adjustment

133 2.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology