The Futurists' best works here tend to be the most Cubist, among them Gino Severini's energetic "Red Cross Train Passing a Village" from 1915 (a Guggenheim-Rebay anduisition) and, from Venice, Carlo Carrà's dark, rubbery depiction of the vaulted ceiling of the Galleria in Milan.
Results indicate that even for low energetic wave trains, the device is able to capture energy and amplify the water velocity, which is indeed energy conversion capacity.
Palestine's new strategy for statehood has been spearheaded by the energetic western trained, former World Bank executive Palestinian prime Minister, Salam Fayyad.
Each movie required rigorous training — energetic sword-fighting for the Tavernier, religious singing for the monks.
I not only shed the weight and fear of going in the box and becoming a part of this vibrant, energetic community, the training taught me to face my fears and confront (my two family members) and verbalize how much the words hurt me.
Size is not an objection, but dogs must be energetic, responsive to training, comfortable among other dogs, adults, and physically fit to compete.
"His company, 100 strong, is warm, vital, vivacious, remarkably trained, energetic beyond belief, and above all performers deluxe".
You might say instead that "The Squaw Man" added to a growing industry the talents of a furiously energetic businessman, well trained in a type of exoticizing and spectacular theater, who took the likes and dislikes of his audience rather more seriously than he did the possibilites of his new medium.
With easels and flip charts at the ready to write down the girls' suggestions about qualities that define good leadership, Dr. Ward was leading a session that was an energetic combination of executive training, guidance counseling and consciousness-raising.
