Sentence examples for energy passage from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, voting is expected to begin today, and since most members are eager to show their constituents that they care about energy, passage is virtually assured.

Mitochondrial ATP-Mg/phosphate carriers (APCs) represent a specific MCF subgroup comprising carriers from different eukaryotes that are phylogenetically related to the well characterized ADP/ATP carriers (AACs) required for mitochondrial energy passage (for review see [ 6, 7]).

Even in the coolest dances she casts a riveting light, and to high-energy passages she brings an infectious exuberance.

The waves are transmitted by propagation through molecular collisions and vibrations, with a progressive loss of the intensity of the energy for passage through the tissues due to absorption, dispersion or scattering of the waves (Speed 2001).

The energetic electrons resulting from the absorption of radiant energy and the passage of charged particles in turn may cause further ionization, called secondary ionization.

There is also some progress on the second condition, a law covering the setting of feed-in tariffs for electricity, to encourage the development of renewable energy.The third, passage of legislation enabling the government to borrow to finance its deficit, may be trickier.

ABM: agent-based model; FBS: fetal bovine serum; FDG: fluorescein digalactoside; HMEC: human mammary epithelial cells; LET: linear energy transfer; p: passage; p16: PBSINK4A; phosphatephate buffer saline; RBE: relative biological effectiveness; SA-βgal: senescence associated β-galactosidase; v: variant.

They pointed, as an example, to his effort in a speech on Wednesday in Pittsburgh to push for Senate passage of his energy and climate change legislation.

The neo-prophets and doomsday sayers draw their energy from Biblical passages or similar ancient texts virtually adding their own interpretations.

They want to be seen as a bridgehead between Central Asia and the warm waters of the Arabian Sea; as a pro-Western access-point to the Muslim world; and as a passage between energy-rich Iran and energy-parched India.

Nor were even her indomitable presence and relentless energy enough to secure passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.