Sentence examples for energy overcome from inspiring English sources

Leapfrog technologies, such as off-grid solar energy, overcome traditional trade-offs including widespread geographical distribution versus huge capital investment.

As a leading expert and researcher in chronic fatigue and pain, Dr. Teitelbaum has helped thousands worldwide to regain their energy, overcome pain and start enjoying their lives again.

And Edward Einhorn's brisk direction initially crackles with life and energy, overcoming some of the stilted language in Anthony Berris's translation.

The stars and galaxies are still expanding at an accelerating rate, suggesting there is a mysterious "dark energy" overcoming the unifying effects of gravity.

This was abandoned because the larger surface area causes to car to use energy overcoming friction rather than traveling forward.

Here, a photon of light energy from the Sun that possesses the correct wavelength (and therefore a high enough energy) excites the chlorophyll molecule, promoting this photoelectron to a higher energy level by transferring enough energy to overcome the energy difference between the highest occupied molecular orbital in the chlorophyll and the higher energy lowest unoccupied molecular orbital.

The weak complexes are created quickly and spontaneously when two molecules come into contact, while the covalent bond formation requires certain activation energy to overcome the energy barrier.

Thus, presumably cell locomotion driven by metabolic energy can overcome the energy disparity in the choice of cell adhesion between wildtype and N-cadherin null.

Use the visualization of clear light to radiate to others and on the earth to increase positive energy and overcome negative energy.

The higher temperature affords adequate energy to overcome the activation energy and the reaction barrier in the formation of perovskite structure.

It is proposed that as the electric field is increased, certain populations of carbon nanotubes attain sufficient alignment energy to overcome the randomizing thermal energy of the system.