Sentence examples for energetic heat from inspiring English sources

The ginger lightly perfumed the greens and maintained its own flavor and crispness, so that every now and then you would get a burst of its energetic heat.

Coming closer, retreating, tilting first one pole, then the other toward the energetic heat at the center of our universe.

We measured a number of indices of mechanical (stress production, twitch duration, extent of shortening, shortening velocity, shortening power, stiffness, and work output) and energetic (heat production, change of enthalpy, and efficiency) performance.

Scientists were building bigger and bigger tokamaks, having calculated that as the chamber's volume increased so would its capacity to maintain a plasma that was stable and energetic enough to heat itself.

The principal procedure for the design of energetic effective regenerative heat transfer systems and the effects which are within reach with regeneration are shown through the instance of a brewery — a typical multilevel heat consumer.

It allows us to balance energetic performance and heat exchanger sizes, to plot the exergy Grassmann diagram, and to evaluate the cost of the thermal and electric energy production.

They should be able to estimate the relative energetic contributions of heat and voltage sensor charge movement to opening the channel.

Indeed, we observed that the energetic effects of heat on the voltage-dependent activation per se are similar for TRPV1 and most Kv channels, and the peak Q 10 values exhibited no correlation with the temperature-dependent shifts in the half-activation voltage.

And there was a very energetic and sometimes heated argument inside the BBC about how we were handling this fundamental question - and I was a part of those arguments.

The details about this special properties as well as the geometric properties (bond lengths, bond angles, torsion angles) and electronic properties (energetic levels, charges, heats of formation, ZPE, νmin, νmax ) from semi-empirical PM3 calculation data are presented in our previous study [19].

Hence, one could argue that the energetic demands of heating the eggs were negligible under these conditions (Tinbergen and Williams 2002), implying that the cooling treatment might have been ineffective in manipulating the energy reserves of the Kentish plover parents.