Sentence examples for conspicuous energy from inspiring English sources
OFF THE RACK, OFF THE WALL -- There was real art, meanwhile, although New York's major museums devoted such conspicuous energy to hip-hop paraphernalia (Brooklyn) and to an outrageously cheesy Giorgio Armani advertisement barely masquerading as an exhibition (the Guggenheim, again), that there wasn't nearly as much serious new art as there should have been at the big institutions.
To afford the conspicuous energy demand, mitochondria and endoplasmic reticulum in substantia nigra pars compacta dopaminergic neurons generate amounts of reactive oxygen species which are constantly neutralized by antioxidant systems including super oxide dismutases (MnSOD and copper and zinc SOD), catalases, and the glutathione peroxidase (Halliwell, 2006).
Conspicuous philanthropy is also common.
But in this season of European austerity, organizers are trying to play down the glittering display's conspicuous consumption — of energy.
External high functional density and bundling effect of azobenzenes on the surface of multi-walled carbon nanotubes enable the intermolecular interactions between neighbouring azobenzenes to bring about a conspicuous increase in energy density (77.1 Wh kg−1) and half-lifetime (14 h), respectively increased 92.5% and 2 order of magnitudes relative to the pure azobenzene molecule.
The brain is a conspicuous consumer of energy resources.
Despite a conspicuous boom in energy-efficient, recyclable, biodegradable, and nontoxic products on the market, resource exploitation continues to intensify — the footprint of annual global consumption now exceeds the replacement rate of the planet's resources by one and a half times.
Not-so-golden oldies The real energy crisis Conspicuous non-consumption Strong, but squeezed Hong Kong's high roller ReprintsSome may be willing to recharge their devices more frequently.
Not-so-golden oldies The real energy crisis Conspicuous non-consumption Strong, but squeezed Hong Kong's high roller ReprintsRolls-Royce has also fallen short in the crowded niche of luxury saloon cars.
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Because the conspicuous regions have high energy irrespective of the periodicity, conspicuous regions in the second-order differential signal may lower the performance of resampling detector.
