### magnitude | intensity:

Energy intensity
* is the amount of energy consumed per unit of service or activity.
* measure of the ratio between energy consumption and wealth.

### magnitude | intensity:

Light intensity
* Light intensities are low under the conifer canopy.
* Some light intensity affects behaviour
  - feed behaviour
* decreases as the distance squared
  - in a predictable manner as the distance from the light source increases
* has a great many ecological as- sociations
  - more immediate effect on the rate of photosynthesis than any other factor
* influences spider-plant quality
  - the manufacture of plant food, stem length, leaf color, and flowering
* is another key factor in site selection for plantings of ferns.
* is controlled by a potentiometer housed on the faceplate of the illuminator
  - via dimmable high-frequency fluorescent lights
  - low under the canopy of white cedar
* is measured in footcandles
  - under two sets of conditions
  - related to visibility
* is the brightness of the amount of energy falling on the poinsettia
  - concentration of light waves striking the plant's leaf surfaces
  - varied by means of neutral density filters
* linear function of the amount of label enzyme.
* provides energy for photosynthesis.
* regulates cab gene transcription via the redox state of the plastoquinone pool.
* varies with the season.

Pixel intensity
* relates circumferential displacement.
* represents an average from tissue within the voxel.

### magnitude | intensity:

Sound intensity
* decreases with distance from a sound source according to the square of the distance.
* increases exponentially as the number of decibels increase.
* is proportional to the square of both the amplitude and the frequency of the wave
  - the energy radiated or received per unit area
* varies inversely as the square of the distance from the source.
+ Sound, Sound, Pitch and Intensity:
  * Sound intensities can be very different. The decibel scale makes sound intensity numbers easier to work with. When the decibel number increases by 10, the intensity is ten times as much.

Wildness
* is intensity
* scarce commodity in the east.

### magnitude:

Limit
* are a part of a young child's everyday life
  - boundaries
  - extent
  - extremities
  - probably the closest thing to magic in mathematics
  - specific behavioral expectations parents set for their children
  - the membrane of any functional system
  - used to see what happens very close to things
  - values translated into guidelines for children's behavior
  - where the concept of infinity comes into play
* depend on ecological factors
* dives are one of the many test maneuvers performed during flutter testing.
* is extent
* trans fats by avoiding foods that contain partially hydrogenated oil.
+ Mathematical analysis, Parts of mathematical analysis, Limits: Mathematics
  * An example for mathematical analysis is limits. Limits are used to see what happens very close to things. Limits can also be used to see what happens when things get very big.

### magnitude | limit:

Term limit
* play a role in influencing the size and quality of the field.
* reduce inequalities in legislative power across districts and over time.