Sentence examples for its energetically from inspiring English sources

Conducting the festival orchestra at Avery Fisher Hall, Louis Langrée, its energetically affable French music director, offered a gracious nod to Mozart's father, Leopold.

Every now and again during its energetically sprawling two-part show at Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday night, Umphrey's McGee outlined the clear parameters of a song.

The curve did not deviate much after 6 ns, which indicated that the complex has reached its energetically favored conformation.

There was the time a couple of months ago when it tried its hand energetically, if somewhat too energetically, at coaching soccer.

The positively charged poly-L-lysine coating binds DNA relatively strongly, so the DNA cannot equilibrate to its most energetically favourable two-dimensional conformation as it does in the presence of Mg2+.

They used various configurations for adsorption of HF using DFT and found that at its most energetically favorable site, the amount of adsorption energy is very weak (physisorption).

Also, thermodynamic products are usually obtained in the process which is slower and more selective due to its being energetically driven.

His interlocutors were both from the American Civil Liberties Union, which, to its credit, has energetically taken up his defense: Ben Wizner, the director of its privacy and technology project, and Chris Soghoian, the organization's chief technologist.

In 1969, he was co-author of a book about student protests, and threw himself into its promotion so energetically that the next year his publisher, Random House, offered him a job in its marketing department.

Smouldering protest against Moroccan rule, which the Polisario calls its intifada, is energetically repressed.

Excerpts from "Milonga!," a work by William B. McClellan Jr. in its New York premiere, energetically displayed aspects of the tango, though black costumes against a black backdrop concealed choreographic details.