Sentence examples for energetically sharing from inspiring English sources

First-principles calculations of the substitutional formation energies of W and Ta at 0 K predict that both elements prefer energetically sharing the Al-sublattice sites of the γ′-phase, whereas Ta has a larger tendency to partition to the γ′-phase than does W.

He said his Russian counterparts "energetically shared" that philosophy.

Each of these artists is interested in depicting the human figure from a humanistic perspective and all three artists handle paint courageously and energetically: they share a core set of values.

On the other hand, inactive compounds were shown to be poorly capable of achieving an energetically favorable conformation shared by the active molecules in order to fit the 3-D chemical-feature pharmacophore models.

A tricky business, keeping that share price high when a company has no revenues worth mentioning and is energetically selling shares.

Book promotion is so often completely counter to the desires and disposition of writers, yet sharing work and being energetically assertive in the sharing is what often brings others toward it.

Additionally, as meat is typically energetically costly and risky to acquire for chimpanzees, sharing with others may advertise an individual's strength and prowess [11]; simply possessing a desirable item may draw positive attention to an individual, enhancing the latter's social status [12], [13].

As a common local motif, two helices sharing a contiguous backbone strand may coaxially stack resulting in an energetically more stable pseudo-contiguous helix [ 21, 22].

Maintaining high egg temperatures is likely to be energetically costly and can probably only be performed by experienced individuals in good physical condition, as suggested by a study on biparental king penguins Aptenodytes patagonicus that were experimentally prevented from sharing incubation [50].

The two artists appear in separate rooms, but they share a devotion to energetically animated abstraction.

Consider, for example, the fact that systems of very different physical constitutions (say a gas made up of molecules interacting by means of forces on the one hand and on the other hand radiation whose components are energetically coupled wave lengths of light) can share thermodynamic features.