Zamoyski energetically helped Stephen Báthory in his efforts to strengthen the royal power.
But many Democratic fund-raisers give Mr. Kerry credit for moving energetically to help his campaign withstand severe dips in the polls last year and into the early primaries.
Does being energetically aligned help?
Structures of 11-cis- and all-trans-retinal, were downloaded from the freely available database of chemical compounds (http://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/) and energetically minimized with help of the force field GROMOS 43B1 to yield ligand structures close to their local potential-energy minima [16].
They are very socially conservative – Jonathan Bartley points out that they really believe that patriarchy is mandated by the Bible, and that the husband must be in charge in any marriage; but they are also practically and energetically committed to helping the poor.
We talk in the back room of a local community centre, where one Plaid councillor has been energetically promoting a self-help group for people who have suffered strokes: an example, Wood tells me, of the kind of community activism that might open up new opportunities.
Furthermore, the similar values of HS-induced reduction in activation energy, identified here and in a theoretical study of protein-free liposome fusion (Malinin and Lentz, 2004), indicate that the effect of hypertonicity might be on the lipids themselves, by helping to fill energetically expensive 'voids' that form during fusion (Malinin and Lentz, 2004).
And shovels, no matter how energetically wielded, are not going to help.
Syntrophic acetate oxidation may outcompete aceticlastic methanogenesis especially at enhanced temperature, enhanced proton activity, or high acetate concentrations, which all help to improve the energetically difficult situation of syntrophic acetate oxidation [ 15].
These complexes were also subjected to MDS, which helped in predicting the energetically favorable binding sites for these ligands.
