Sentence examples for energetic resolve from inspiring English sources

No wonder Americans feel that the war on terrorism is drifting, that the energetic resolve following Sept. 11 is dissipating.

Sweden actively supports international organizations such as the United Nations (UN) and takes an energetic role in resolving security issues through this organ.

In the first, short-lived bursts of energetic electrons are resolved, which are identified as being spatial features, associated with brief incursions by the spacecraft into the magnetotail current sheet.

Renewable energy resources, due to their inherent decentralized nature can largely contribute to resolve the energetic problems.

The aim of this study is to resolve whether energetic demands of incubation are a major factor driving incubation-scheduling (i.e., the division of parental care) in biparental semipalmated sandpipers breeding in harsh, energetically stressful conditions in the high Arctic.

The relative phase angle between the electromagnetic field vector for the wave (Ew and Bw) and the velocity vector v⊥ for the energetic electrons should be resolved in order to identify the sign of W correctly for each detected electron.

By enforcing nativelike packing of the A, G, and H helices, the disulfide resolves local energetic frustration and facilitates transient docking of the E helix region onto the hydrophobic core but has only a small effect on the refolding rate.

And the addition of these two players has strengthened Laviolette's resolve to play an energetic, up-tempo, hard-hitting style.

She works individually as well in groups with others to help resolve underlying emotional and energetic dynamics that can often underlie our bodies tension and chronic conditions.

Fine-structure splitting of 90 μeV can be resolved directly from the energetic distance between polarised components in each of the doublets.

Early satellites couldn't resolve the origin of the most energetic radiation, called "hard" x-rays, but speculation centered on swarms of familiar objects, such as flaring stars.