Sentence examples for green impulses from inspiring English sources

If you've got Martin's green impulses but can't cash out Microsoft stock options to finance a project, consider a modest system and rely more on conventional power as a backup.

Dale Jamieson, director of environmental studies at New York University, said the green impulse in schools and in the population at large had taken on the same urgency that the civil rights movement did for an earlier generation.

A standout track uses a synesthetic cavalcade of broken Auto-Tune verses, sirens, and Sinatra samples to critique his own grass-is-always-greener impulses.

The greens' impulse to ban this thoroughly nasty pesticide is well-intentioned, but malaria still plagues hundreds of millions of the world's poorest people; and worse, it is on the rise.

This suggests the presence of susceptibility windows (shown by green bars) when light impulses are able to shift the phase of the SCN.

There may have been a similar impulse behind Green's decision, in 1938, to volunteer for the Auxiliary Fire Service.

The spherical solution to the wave equation is the impulse response (green's function) and the illuminated aperture is the driving function.

A new formulation to determine the unit impulse response (Green's) functions of a loaded rotating tyre in the vehicle-fixed (Eulerian) reference frame for tyre/road noise predictions is presented.

No, this aircraft most certainly isn't as green as the Solar Impulse, but that doesn't mean it's not pretty amazing.

"Anne of Green Gables" appealed to those impulses without condescending to us.

The Green function corresponding to an impulse line load is obtained and can be numerically computed.