Sentence examples for first excites from inspiring English sources

He gets distracted by reading Rilke, which at first excites him, but then even reading Rilke is too much: "I had thought that after working on my book about Lawrence in the mornings I would spend the afternoons playing tennis but there were no courts and so, having spent the mornings not writing my book about Lawrence and not reading Rilke, I spent the afternoons not playing tennis".

The problem with EELS tomography is that the measurement signal (the loss probability) is not simply the integral of local losses along the electron trajectory but involves a two-step process where the swift electron first excites a particle plasmon and then performs work against the induced particle plasmon field.

In PDT, O2 is generated by the following type-II pathway (Patterson et al, 1990): where S0, S1 and T1 are the ground singlet, first excited singlet and first excited triplet states of the photosensitiser, respectively and O2 and O2 are the ground triplet and first excited singlet states of molecular oxygen, respectively.

Several lowest (ground state, black/boxes; first excited state, red/circles; second excited state, blue/triangles, etc).

The first peak for borozene in this SCI calculation was obtained at 2.6 eV in perfect agreement with excitation energy of the first excited reported by Szwacki et al. [14], while that for S-borozene was located at 2.4 eV.

That's what first excited me about developing this machine".

At the resulting trial, the raven-haired Marie at first excited great sympathy.

In the beginning RH: What was the record, if you can remember, that first excited you?

The overseas issue that first excited their interest was a specifically religious one the persecution of their fellow Christians around the world.

The phosphor is first excited by photons of about three electron volts (blue light), which results in an ejection of an electron from a europium ion (Eu2+) centre.

It's an empirical, formalist approach, out of favor in many quarters but based on the assumption that what engages the mind must first excite the eye.