Sentence examples for compete energetically from inspiring English sources
On the surface, these and other early moves -- including Mr. Gore's return later this week to West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa for more events -- seem to telegraph to Floridians that, yes, he intends to compete energetically in a state that the Republicans are counting on winning.
Outer sphere mechanisms were studied briefly and cannot compete energetically with inner sphere mechanisms.
VMD operated with these commercial membranes could clearly compete energetically with RO, However, the flux and thus the membrane area to be installed would be higher than for R0.
Fish exposed to SWCNTs retained competitive fitness when compelled to compete in energetically costly aggressive interactions with fish from both control groups.
Product inhibition by ATP was complicated by the use of a coupling system and the binding of oxyanions (sulfate, chlorate, phosphate and phosphonoformate) was too weak to compete with the energetically favourable ATP synthesis reaction.
How birds invest in the energetically competing defenses that are preen secretions and the immune system when facing varying degree of feather bacteria load is, however, unknown.
Above, in Hank's world of diminishing expectations rising anxiety, sadness has to compete with a lovingly detailed, energetically satirical version of modern Texas, the New South, the very middle of Middle America.
Some of the competing institutions have been campaigning energetically.
The hypothesis of kinetic competition is that a fast process will out-compete a process which may in fact be more energetically preferred.
Furthermore, maintaining sufficient levels of antioxidant defense could be energetically too expensive in light of the high energy allocation towards competing tasks.
