Sentence examples similar to energy slice from inspiring English sources

Ms. Oxhorn, however, attacks her food with an almost manic energy, slicing the chicken into Cuisinart-like ribbons.

The mean flow speed is estimated from the first-order moments of the energy spectrum sliced at various wavenumbers.

In this case, the CT test seems to be the suitable test for measurement of the specific fracture energy by using slice shaped specimens cut off from the cylindrical cores, in particular if the above mentioned disadvantages in testing such specimen type are surmounted.

And for loudness, we calculated the energy of each slice, accounting for sound volume or perceived intensity.

Airtight construction and insulation slice energy costs in half.

Several methods have been proposed to reduce the slice energy spread and are found to be effective.

When Picard refuses, the Borg use an energy weapon to slice into the Enterprises saucer section and extract a sample of the ship using a tractor beam, killing eighteen crew members.

Dual energy and/or 256 320-slice scanners do not significantly increase z-axis resolution but are faster than 64-slice scanners.

They also increased the energy output by slicing the potato into four or five pieces, each sandwiched by a copper and zinc plate, to make a series.

"A lot more countries have access to a decent slice of energy supply," said David L. Goldwyn, who served as the U.S. State Department's coordinator for international energy affairs in the first Obama administration.

And energy bills, a big slice of costs, have risen everywhere.