Above all, it is an indispensable soldier that actively acts as a major intermediate involved in the vast cellular and organ energy interplay, allowing the body to cope with a wide range of metabolic disorders (for example, exercise, hypoxia, ischemia, severe sepsis, shock) [ 2].
The effect is of individually strained aspiration to adequacy, with not a scintilla of collective energy or interplay in sight.
Therefore, it is essential to understand how fault tolerance and energy consumption interplay.
We reasoned that other factors known to affect energy expenditure interplay and, thus, included a large sample size that covered three seasons and both sexes, which permitted inter- and intra-seasonal analyses.
There's a huge energy in the interplay between Wakeman's Hammond organ, Howe's guitar and Squire's bass as the three of them bounce off one another in the instrumental break towards the end of the song.
Gomez, whose energy and intuitive interplay bind the threesome, is particularly effective when wielding a bow (especially on "Another Tango," an example of a musical genre beloved by Corea and untouched by Evans).
Mr. Carter's Double Trio (2011) — like its earlier counterpart, the Triple Duo (1983) — takes its energy from the interplay of competing groups (two trios) within the larger ensemble, though tempo and dynamic contrasts are everywhere, even within the distinct trios.
In eukaryotic cells, the production of cellular energy requires close interplay between nuclear and mitochondrial genomes.
"And that's true in industrial, agricultural and household use, this incredible interplay between energy and water".
In fact, von Hügel fully accepted the papacy but thought the methods of church government suffered from overcentralization, which he hoped to counteract by the healthy interplay of energy between head and members.
There is no avoiding the important interplay of energy, geography, and society.
