One read: "The bookshop was the circle of delicate energy which is the world of great twentieth century eccentrics".
The prominent role the French government played in brokering the merger, initially to thwart a foreign hostile bid, reinforced suspicions in Brussels that national, not European, interests remained the key variable in the politically delicate energy sector.
The two countries are currently engaged in delicate negotiations over energy security.
After an introductory section, one hears the fire, quite light and delicate in its energy, the calm water (a slow procession of chords) and the mountain winds.
On the delicate matter of its energy dependence on Russia, Poland has finally started doing its homework.
As the initial situation expands to involve dozens of characters and one perfectly timed plot twist, Clair maintains a delicate balance of anarchic energy and formal symmetry.
Led with both fearsome energy and delicate grace by Julian Wachner, the Trinity performance was, like last year's outing, a model of what is musically and emotionally possible with this venerable score.
However, to obtain the convergence rate, more delicate analyses on the energy functions are required.
This coupling develops new aspects of nanocomposite material systems, inducing many applications that require delicate control of electromagnetic energy in the nanoscale range.
Efficient maintenance of the delicate homeostatic balance of energy, glucose and lipid metabolism largely depends on system-wide synchronicity of metabolic processes that can only be achieved by central regulatory influences and master circuits in the brain.
These results from Lanceocercata stick insects illustrate that adaptations within metabolic pathways may be a delicate trade-off between maintaining energy production, optimally exploiting different energy pools, and reducing the effects of increased oxidative stress in the system.
