Sentence examples for energy linking from inspiring English sources
Mitchell converted Watkins' ley lines into a sort of mystical national grid, lines of so-called earth energy linking the great religious sites of prehistoric Britain.
In this study, a new energy linking the contours on adjacent slices has been added to the standard approach.
Small towns as centres of rural areas have the function to convert in particular bio-resources into easily transportable commodities and form crucial nodes in the distribution grids for energy, linking them and shifting energy from one to the other (e.g. by using biomass to generate electricity and heat or to generate (bio- gas that may bio- gasibuthatvia the grid).
Modern thermodynamics was established when it was at last recognized that heat is energy, linked to the vibration of atoms.
There are huge amounts of energy linked to vast numbers of virtual particles that potentially manifest an observable reality.
Proteins, including cofilin and MARCKS, proliferation marker PCNA, and the energy "linked" protein, pyruvate kinase, were down-regulated after viral infection, whereas calmodulin was up-regulated.
La caused inhibition of both grain growth and densification, which was a result of a change of interfacial energies linked to La segregation as well as of the codependence of coarsening and densification on the grain boundary energy.
The direction of proton movement is the same as that for the F1FO-ATP synthase, where Δp favors the forward reaction (left to right; the Keq for the non-energy linked NNT activity is 0.79 and that of the energy-linked is 480 [29], [29]).
The non-energy linked activity of NNT was evaluated in mitochondria-enriched fractions from lymphocytes obtained from a 21 y old patient (carrying a homozygous F215S NNT mutation), his parents (heterozygous for this mutation) and controls.
Other European countries, such as Germany, have much deeper trade and energy links.
It would jeopardise a new energy link between the Caspian Sea and the Mediterranean.
