Sentence examples for energetically built from inspiring English sources

But she said that both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama had energetically built on that legacy.

In his first term Johnson energetically built an initial generation of "superhighways" marked only by blue paint, which had a mixed record.

The barrier on the West Bank, which Mr Sharon at first opposed but later espoused and energetically began to build, dovetailed with this long-term strategy of distinguishing between the big blocks and the more scattered, remote and smaller settlements.The nub of the territorial dispute has narrowed down to the blocks' size.

The 3D structures of the compounds were built and consequently energetically minimized using the structure editor of Catalyst (www.accelrys.com).

She often applied paint energetically, yet her images were slowly and deliberately built.

Enormous gnarly banyan roots curled through foot-thick walls; fat tree trunks burst energetically through solid stone floors that had been built in the 12th century.

The model of the tetramer was built using the Swiss PDB viewer and energetically minimized using the GROMOS force field.

Bones with thick cortices are heavier and are energetically more costly to build, maintain, and move.

Most of these were built before the first energy efficiency regulation came into effect in 2003 and, while new energy efficiency regulations are applied in buildings of new construction, the existing building stock remains energetically inefficient.

A conjugate gradient algorithm was applied to minimize energies and build a more energetically favorable model of the complex's position.

"We need to think creatively and act energetically so that working together we can build a new model of major-country relationship," he added.