In this painting, brisk strokes of colour blues, greens, and reds form an energetic, expressive view of the woman.
In an energetic landscape view, particles must undergo an energy barrier-crossing event in order to successfully convert from Prohead-II to EI-I.
The enthusiastic crowd before him at a banquet hall in Manchester, dominated by the jeans-clad young volunteers and voters who have provided the energy for his presidential campaign, broke into lusty boos at every mention of "fiat money" or "policing the world," hallmarks of the iconoclastic but energetic political views that have made Mr. Paul a force for other Republicans to contend with.
All the components of the system are studied first from energetic point of view, then from exergetic point of view.
This is an intriguing response, characteristic of SMAs, that from an energetic point of view is in disagreement with the general view of dissipative processes, such as phase transformation, resulting in fracture toughness enhancement.
I have made the point elsewhere that the acquisition of mitochondria was permissive rather than prescriptive: they enabled (from an energetic point of view) and potentially drove (from a mutational point of view) the evolution of quite a complex eukaryotic common ancestor, LECA.
A retrospective of the German émigré director showcases his furiously energetic, somberly ironic view of his adoptive country.
Optimum thicknesses based on economic, environmental and energetic points of view show important differences depending on the insulation material.
