Sentence examples for energetic picture from inspiring English sources

The calculations herein give a detailed structural and energetic picture of blocker binding to Kv1.5 and this model should thus be useful for further ligand design efforts.

The new energetic picture derived is able to explain some features of the kinetics of electron exchange with an Fe2+/3+ redox couple in 0.5 M H2SO4 solution previously reported.

This free energy analysis offers a detailed structural and energetic picture of a molecular conformational change.

In this case there are three substitutions in close proximity that could result in nearest neighbor interactions that alter the energetic picture [20].

Warhola's witty, energetic pictures, including one of himself waking up in a room piled high with soup cartons, give a wonderful child's-eye view of a world that was clearly more entrancing than Disneyland.

Yet, it captures, at least qualitatively, the kinetic-energetic picture of bundle growth.

In 1991, Richard Schickel of Entertainment Weekly reviewed the film giving it an "A" rating, writing that "what originally seemed a somewhat inflated, if generous and energetic, big picture, now seems quite a good little film" and called it "one of the most original movies of the 1980s and seems likely to remain one of the best sci-fi films ever made".

I show him a picture of Lips, a fantastically energetic painting he created in 2000 in which lips and an eye dance in the air with yellow pieces of sweetcorn.

Lili Bernard - While art schools are brainwashing students to focus on one or two simplified formal elements and a clever concept as packaging, Lili Bernard stands as the complete opposite of everything fashionable in the jaded art world, composing energetic expressionistic pictures of heroic Orishas, saints, slaves and even politicians with a dramatic, revived palette.

Instead it's a big-picture, energetic satire that, like its chief villain, never stops moving.

Yet the picture is energetic and unashamedly unoriginal and occasionally diverting, sometimes on purpose.