Researchers have created a nano-fiber that catches energy from movement making it possible to route that energy for practical uses.
But, to catch energy-saving opportunities (CESOs), the EM strategy allows SOC to exceed the soft bounds.
The student players in Axiom gave Mr. Milarsky and Mr. Adamss, who listened from the balcony) vigorous performances that caught the energy and humor of "Scratchband" and the Chamber Symphony, and the suppleness of the Ives arrangements.
I've always thought there's a rock-and-roll side to Brahms — that he luxuriates in the visceral power of short, slamming phrases — and Beck caught that energy and that drama, but did so with precision, wit, and an extraordinary sense of nuance.
Billy caught the energy, as well as the ennui, of the Factory scene, but also its sense of sanctuary – a place where the freaks and outsiders could merge with the glamorous and gilded under the democratic gaze of Andy's Super 8.
In this paper, I have discussed the flexibility of energy consumption practices, focusing on the dynamic and 'hard-to-catch' energy use practices and on understanding the processes through which forms of energy consumption change and are reproduced.
But there was a big catch: energy costs would go up more than $1 million per year.
And in our age, the energy of jazz is caught in the energy of hip-hop".
He took his family and friends into the Nevada desert to fly a kite he had designed to catch wind energy.
Harrison catches the energy and the tension of the scam, the peculiar ambiguity of a grifter who seems ill suited to the wild side and equally out of place on any other side.
And next week, a device that looks a bit like an eggbeater turned sideways will be lowered into the water here to catch the energy of the rushing water, spinning a generator that, come September, is scheduled to begin sending power to the grid.
