Sentence examples for conveys energy from inspiring English sources

As Scott Dadich says, the "rightward lilt" of the Bush campaign logo conveys energy and means to convey change as positive.

Ms. King and her team studied the movement patterns of an African lungfish, a modern-day lobe-finned fish that shares many features with the ancient precursors of the tetrapods: It has four nondigitized fins, lungs and no sacrum — the triangular bone that joins the hips to the spine and, in tetrapods, conveys energy from a stepping leg to the rest of the body.

The "phase velocity" describes how fast waves of a given wavelength move, and the "group velocity" describes how fast the light conveys energy or information.

The novel elbow can reduce pneumatic conveying energy requirements and lessen seed damage and dust generation.

The liquid in a hydraulic system is used to convey energy and produce the required force at the actuators.

There is certainly more energy in the last days of an election, but wouldn't a campaign want to convey energy even in the early stages?

Heat transfer, any or all of several kinds of phenomena, considered as mechanisms, that convey energy and entropy from one location to another.

Working with Legacy Effects, a Los Angeles special effects company, the agency developed the hand-manipulated puppet with movable parts and special effects to convey energy, said Mr. Craig.

The polished narrative painting forms found in the late Heian and Kamakura periods were still produced but were eclipsed by styles that conveyed energy at the expense of surface refinement.

Rose Issa, whose gallery represents Mr Siti, sees the mountains and rivers in his paintings as symbols that "convey energy and counterforce, reflecting his perception of the cyclical and repetitive patterns of life and death".

Therefore the gravitational radiation must convey energy.