Sentence examples for considered energetic from inspiring English sources
Although no one likes to admit they're following Apple's lead, James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research, said he considered energetic use of the term "user experience" a tip-off.
So far, the main purpose of resource allocation policies proposed in literature was to enhance spectral efficiency (SE) without considering energetic issues [6 8].
The proposed model also considers energetic boundary and interface conditions consistent with the boundary and interface conditions imposed on the solutions of the underlying wave system.
An obvious way to model this lies in considering energetic "traps" (i.e. metastable states) often formed by one element's direct neighbors.
If we consider energetic content as a central currency, and given a ratio of its value per mass of pink salmon compared with deer (4.4 1, calculated from Table 1) and an estimated daily requirement of 2.7 kilograms of deer per wolf of average mass per day among coastal populations [ 59], wolves that forgo deer would on average require only 0.62 kg of pink salmon each day.
He succeeded in establishing his reputation beyond Blérancourt in the district, where he was considered an energetic and able candidate for the next National Assembly.
Considered an energetic and conservative man, Dodge was noted for his civic activities and his efforts on behalf of religious and temperance societies.
He was considered an energetic figure on campus, helping students move into dorms in the fall and dressing up as the Nittany Lions mascot.
For isotropic materials, these questions have been considered using energetic and symmetry arguments.
In addition, this work has considered Solar Energetic Particle events, allowing for the comparison of varying input radiation environments.
The ionization process associated with APCI is one of the most efficient, being considered more energetic or less soft than ESI, where gas phase reactions leading to the loss of net charge on the analyte may generate more fragment ions relative to the parent ion [28].
