The states that hold these late primaries are energized, with unprecedented interest in the Democratic Party.
More narrowly, the name has come to refer to an electromechanical device that produces a mechanical motion on being energized with an electric current.
After the idea, several things happen all at once: everyone is energized with subsequent ideas, everyone tries to think of a name.
When the devils convene in Pandemonium, a hall even more chaotic than the FleetCenter, their base is energized with rage against the militarist they blame for unfairly defeating them and ruling dictatorially.
"AT&T Wireless is energized with an exciting vision and a solid commitment to take the wireless experience to a whole new level for our customers," Kim Whitehead, senior vice president for marketing at AT&T Wireless in Redmond, Wash., said in a statement.
To expedite Turing emergence, the network is energized with boosted noise at the first time step; the noise amplitude is attenuated (line 48) thereafter.
The bushing is energized with the line-to-ground voltage between the coaxial center and outer surrounding conductors, in the axial direction there is a temperature difference between ambient and 77 K.
Six years later, with much of that future unrealized, those same voters are increasingly disenfranchised and disengaged while the opposition is energized with each victory.
As the glycolysis pathway also can be inhibited by orthovanadate, cells were energized with ATP instead of glucose.
They were energized with succinate for the last 0.75, 2.5 or 5 min, then proton-leak kinetics were measured.
The TPMP electrode was calibrated with sequential additions of 0.5 to 2.5 μM TPMP and the mitochondria were energized with 4 mM succinate.
