Sentence examples for modest energy from inspiring English sources
The modest energy of the stack affords kHz-scale repetition rate at manageable laser average power.
Athletes with a spinal cord injury (SCI) appear to have relatively modest energy requirements despite demanding training regimes.
Samuel Insull turned a modest energy company called Middle West Utilities into the hub of a vast financial empire made up of interconnected companies with interlocking boards.
Podesta said the most Obama could expect from Congress in the way of climate action was a modest energy efficiency bill.
In September, the first protons to circle the entire ring will have a relatively modest energy of 450 billion electron volts.
Still, in June, he added his name to the more modest energy bill of Senator Richard Lugar, another Republican, and expressed hope that it might attract "Democrats and Republicans alike".
The plan for a modest energy-policy response to the gulf crisis, put into place in the last week, drew on what the Energy Department learned during public hearings around the nation to develop the national energy policy, the Secretary said.
That signaling and metabolic networks may require a lower energetic content to experience a transition to ordered behavior is also confirmed by the structure of their energy landscapes which, unlike for the transcriptional networks, lack high and neat energetic barriers around the global optima, meaning that reconfiguration to the ground state can be easily achieved even at modest energies.
Use of microbial enzymes for hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass has several merits compared to thermochemical pretreatment such as low energy inputs, modest hardware demands, no generation of environment damaging waste products, and absence of hazardous chemicals.
Some measures may be very modest, such as using low energy light bulbs, so there is little value in monitoring such benefits.
Deuterium, the first step up from free protons, has an extremely low binding energy, and thus is easily destroyed by relatively modest-energy collisions.
