Sentence examples for imparting energy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spano conducted with a sure hand, luxuriating in the orchestral sea interludes, pacing the work cannily, imparting energy and sustaining the drama throughout.

Some ways of imparting energy to an object are more telling than others.

The main function of the blades in gas turbines is imparting energy to, or extracting it, from a fluid stream.

Electrochromic switching devices have been widely investigated because such switching can control the throughput of visible light and solar radiation into buildings by applying electrical voltage, thereby imparting energy efficiency.

These include the promotion of negative curvature, lowering the rupture tension of the lipid monolayer, acting as an anchor to join the fusion membranes, transmitting a force to the membrane or imparting energy to the system by other means.

In addition to ion fragmentation, a novel aspect of tandem IM experiments is the capability for inducing structural changes to mobility-resolved ion populations, by imparting energy below the threshold for dissociation.

But bouncing light off an electron imparts energy to it, causing it to move, thereby making uncertain its velocity.

"She imparts energy and optimism in a way that has been very highly valued by all of the professors in our group".

Earlier in the week, at a glamorous, open-bar reception for Inoki in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, the showman with legs of steel demonstrated another skill: "magnetic" hands that are said to impart "energy" to those he slaps in the face.

First we present numerical evidence of energy pumping in the systems under consideration, i.e., of passive, one-way (irreversible) transfer of externally imparted energy to the nonlinear attachments, provided that the energy is above a critical level.

Try to keep your paddle as horizontal as possible and use your wrist to impart energy to the ball and to aim it.