Sentence examples for energetic means from inspiring English sources

It was found that the sensor has lower sensitivity when a metal is deposited by high energetic means (e.g., thermal evaporation, e-gun) [1].

"... Works of art are the most intimate and energetic means of aiding individuals to share in the arts of living".

Generated models were tested for quality by both geometric and energetic means.

According to Le Ngoc Huyen et al. [ 33] the sustainability of ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass would imply reduction in the consumption of chemicals and/or energetic means but also valorization of the lignocellulosic by-product remaining from enzymatic saccharification.

Since wavelength determines energy (shorter is more energetic), that means the Universe cools as we age, and hence things were hotter in the past.

In the climate community, we call this "loading the dice". Rolling loaded dice weighted toward more extreme and energetic weather means more death and destruction.

A long hike, especially an energetic one, means you are working up a sweat, and must dissipate it somehow.

The code provides statistical data (evaporation rates, acceptance/rejection rates, etc)., energetic data (mean energies, heat capacities, etc)., and structural data (radial and angular distributions), for comprehensive analyses.

And by "energetic," I mean he doesn't stop moving from the moment he gets up until his head hits the pillow on the other end of the day.

In the second phase the readily available MOX gas sensors were replaced by custom designed ones, which allowed single substances and classes of energetic materials by means to be discriminated by means of principal component analysis (PCA).

In the patient group with diarrhea, mean daily FWW was approximately 800 g/day, with a mean energetic content of 445 kcal/day, resulting in a mean energetic absorption capacity of 77%, whereas energy and protein absorption in a healthy population is (well) around 90% (data not shown).