Sentence examples for inherent energy from inspiring English sources

These produce large forces, rapid onset, and inherent energy storage.

The inherent energy of the space, he said, calls for a "very playful" response.

Cardinal Niño de Guevara, in crimson robes, is almost electrical in his inherent energy, a man accustomed to command.

CSP systems have an inherent energy storage mechanism that makes solar power available 24 hours a day.

"It just has this inherent energy that you don't find in a lot of electronic music," says Stephen Christian, head of A&R at Warp Records.

Stephen Christian, head of A&R at Rustie's label Warp Records, said the record has "an inherent energy you don't find in a lot of electronic music.

Other publications study the inherent energy-efficient advantages of relaying compared to direct transmission.

You may call it the Ego, the Yang, the Masculine, depending on what you call these inherent energies of the human psyche.

It would be a tragedy if falling prices were to extinguish such alternatives and — given the time lag inherent in energy development — leave the country vulnerable to a yet another round of shocks.

The optimal tests are designed on the basis of a heat exchanger model of the inherent mass, energy and momentum balances, validated against literature data.

First-principles, predictive engineering models provide a sound theoretical basis for quantifying the inherent light energy utilization capabilities and performance limitations of candidate commercial photocatalytic oxidation reactor configurations.