Sentence examples for energetic conclusion from inspiring English sources

The group's saxophonist, Daniel Schnyder, composed "toopART Reinventions," in which he had a chance to show off with a few inventive solos before the energetic conclusion.

By the second morning, some were teetering from exhaustion and dehydration, but Ernesto Pujol, who lived as a silent monk for a decade and has had plenty of experience with disciplined practice, appeared fresh and energetic until the conclusion.

He smartly handles shifting large-scale geometries, he responds to music with taste, and he matches energetic full-orchestra conclusions with excitingly fast-changing formations that fill the stage.

The conclusion about energetic favorability of chelating complex formation where SO4 2− anions are coordinated to Ti atoms through two oxygen was made on the base of sulphated titania investigation with the use of DFT calculation [20].

On the basis of the energetic electron observations, firm conclusions are drawn on whether the detected Coronal Mass Ejection has been detached from the solar corona or is still magnetically anchored to it.

More importantly, the lack of physiological measures in these studies prevents clear conclusions about male energetic status since behavioural observations may be rather inaccurate in this regard (Chivers 1998).

The third movement is a wildly energetic march that builds to a blazing conclusion.

The comparison of design values and measured data leads to the conclusion, that the occurring flow-related energetic losses are lower than expected.

These results further support previous conclusions that acquiring more meristems or energetic reserves does not explain the greater reproductive output of Mayodan genotypes [ 30].

For this conclusion one would need evidence that the energetic benefit we have identified is minor compared to the other benefits the reviewer lists.

The definite conclusions about the economic justification of the energetic exploitation of stubble straws can be obtained only by comparison of costs of the so obtained energy, with the costs of energy obtained through the combustion of classical fuels.