Sentence examples for energetically jump from inspiring English sources

Having done much to make people think he's a one-trick pony through his appearances in countless maudlin movies - which are mainly vehicles for Williams to energetically jump around and shout and be Robin Williams in a doctor's outfit (Patch Adams) or Robin Williams in a long mac (What Dreams May Come) - he's always been best live.

There is considerable evidence from the data that jumping 1.8 m from a compliant springboard (134.9 mL O2 m−1) is less costly energetically than jumping that distance from a firm springboard (141.6 mL O2 m−1), albeit the effect size is quite small within the range of compliances tested in this study.

Jumping from a compliant springboard to another compliant springboard (161.0±10.2 mL O2 m−1) was similar energetically to jumping from a compliant to a firm springboard (160.6±6.6 mL O2 m−1; p = 0.777; CI = −9.5 to 7.2) and also similar to jumping between firm springboards (162.3±5.7 mL O2 m−1; p = 0.490; CI = −5.5 to 11.2).

Jumping from a compliant springboard to another compliant springboard was also less energetically costly than jumping in either the firm to firm condition (p<0.001; CI = −13.7 to −5.6) or the firm to compliant condition (p<0.001; CI = −11.8 to −3.6).

But he had travelled with conspicuous comfort through the race, jumping energetically, and the narrow margin was simply indicative of his sloth in front.

Salla Tykka, a Finnish newcomer, makes an impression for a hypnotic video, both melancholic and ironic, wherein she stares longingly through a window at a boy jumping energetically around a lasso.

For lateral growth of bcc in a system with an fcc(1 1 1)//bcc(1 1 0) and fcc[1 1 ¯2]//bcc[0 0 ¯1] interface orientation the overall activation energy for the interface mobility parameter is governed by energetically unfavourable atomic jumps.

He jumped energetically around South Dakota to what were likely to be the final small dots on the Clinton campaign's 2008 electoral map — a campaign that at times seemed to be about Bill Clinton and the baggage he had brought to the race as much as it was about Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and her efforts to leave all that behind.

We were jumping energetically from topic to topic: from Bohemia to Chihuahua and from the sixties to the nineties in our mere half hour conversation.

Considering together the range of pairwise post hoc comparisons for the 1.8 m jumps, there is considerable evidence that jumping from the compliant springboard is energetically less costly than jumping from the firm springboard.

In turn, we conjecture that the gastrocnemius may produce the necessary force to jump less energetically efficiently than the thigh due to the former's shorter fascicle length requiring the necessary force to be produced more quickly.