Sentence examples for energetic stream from inspiring English sources

The moments of silence are haunting, and they reverberate with greater power when Else resumes her energetic stream of consciousness with a perhaps necessary but unavoidably heartbreaking denial of the epiphany she has faced.

If you don't believe in yourself, you will never imagine riding an energetic stream of water.

But every month or so, radiation levels can suddenly spike, generating extremely energetic streams of electrons that fry electronic circuits or damage the DNA of astronauts unlucky enough to be there.

Such interaction originates from the pressure of the solar wind, the related magnetic field changes, the hot plasma and highly energetic particle streams generated by the active Sun.

The back plate of the MITICA plasma source, named Plasma Driver Plate (PDP), will be protected from the impact of the highly energetic back-streaming positive ions (BSI+), generated inside the accelerator, by a 1.0 mm thick molybdenum layer that will be joined by Explosion Bonding (EB) technique to the copper heat sink.

Jones succeeds in creating a very interesting dynamic between dragging melodic pull and a hyper-energetic rhythmic template; stream it below, and look out for Lucid Dayz (Remixes) when it drops tomorrow, also via Mano Fico.

In addition, the Sun produces the solar wind a stream of energetic particles which permeates the solar system, carrying with it a magnetic field which interacts with the internally generated magnetism of the Earth and other planets.

An early dynamo would have helped life gain a fingerhold: Earth's magnetic field shields it from the solar wind, a stream of energetic particles from the sun that could strip the planet's atmosphere of water vapor and other gases necessary for life.

The sun zaps its planetary neighbours with the "solar wind", a stream of highly energetic charged particles.

Most astrophysicists think that gamma ray bursts, fantastically energetic flares from deep space, stream from new black holes that form when the cores of massive spinning stars collapse to trigger supernovas.

In contrast, Voslarova et al. [ 7] reported a significant increase in lactate plasma concentrations only in broilers handled and sampled for more than 3 min. It is well known that stress stimulates the body to release glucose and other energetic metabolites into the blood stream in physiologic preparation for the "fight or flight" response.