Sentence examples for it's energetically from inspiring English sources

It's energetically limber stuff, and proof that "Latin jazz" is an almost misleadingly clinical term; at this level, jazz and Latin music have dissolved into each other.

The problem, House says, is that it's energetically as well as economically expensive to do so.

"Breaking Bad" may have unconsciously fed into that trend when it started out, but it's energetically spent the last season and a half making Skyler every bit as formidable as Walt, Hank or Gus.

Even while he lived, so effective was Shakespeare's "brand" that it was energetically applied to others' plays.

The press's pretense that it is energetically searching for suspects other than Gary Condit rings about as true as O. J. Simpson's claims to be looking for the "real killer".

The height of the male's crest will influence the female because it is energetically costly to grow and so indicates his fitness.

It was energetically obscene - even though, at the publisher's behest, it was full of "fugs" and "fugging" - and that was what made its heroes heroic, Mailer argued.

These results illustrate that while L. elliptica can function at pH's different from those they currently experience in Antarctica it is energetically more stressful for them to do so, indicating they are optimally adapted to their present environment.

But Dr Kenney has evidence to support his argument.In this week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, he claims to establish that it is energetically impossible for alkanes, one of the main types of hydrocarbon molecule in crude oil, to evolve from biological precursors at the depths where reservoirs have typically been found and plundered.

"Second, it is energetically opposed".

For a reaction to occur, it is not sufficient that it be energetically product-favoured.