Sentence examples for Concentrate energy from inspiring English sources

High strength barriers concentrate energy, producing potentially destructive pulses of strong ground motion.

He said residents will have smaller dishes because the new satellites' smaller beams concentrate energy for a stronger connection, less affected by weather.

The response to increased concentrate energy corresponded well with the responses reported earlier with a fixed concentrate composition.

For silages A, B and C, DM intakes were 10.9, 7.2 and 8.6 kg/day and concentrate energy sources did not alter (P>0.05) intake.

For now Leon Smith – and the team that five years ago he dragged back from the indignity of falling into the cellar of the competition that Great Britain have been part of since its inception – has to concentrate energy and commitment on the final.

In order to identify the effects of concentrate energy alone, concentrates were formulated so that increases in concentrate feeding resulted in either a constant supply of concentrate crude protein (CP) (mean 1.4 kg/day) or constant intake of rapeseed meal (RSM) (mean 1.7 kg DM/day).

Experiment 1 was a 4 × 4 latin square design to determine the whole tract digestibility and rumen characteristics of diets comprising 15% (C15), 25% (C25), 35% (C35) and 45% (C45) concentrate (energy-dense dairy pellets) with the rest of the diet being a combination of fresh short rotation ryegrass (Lolium mutiforum) and conserved (lucerne hay and maize silage) forages.

Highly concentrated energy input in the reactor may not intensify the reactor performance.

Moreover, he said, the reflection tends to concentrate the wave front into a narrower beam, concentrating energy as the waves propagate.

"I watched from our studio on 23rd Street and the moment I heard that familiar hustle and concentrated energy in Marty's voice, I was certain HBO would emerge as a truly miraculous thing".

For instance, Times Square, known the world over, was never much architecturally, nor is it now, but it's had the knack of concentrating energy, desire, imagination in a single site.