It is sometimes over-energetic, but it is a glory.
The following year Emerson underwent surgery in California to repair damage to his right hand, sustained during decades of over-energetic stage performances.
Blood in the urine can be caused by heavy exercise, such as long-distance running – in medieval times, it was blamed on too much dancing or over-energetic sex (both of which could, theoretically, cause blood to get into the urine).
Many of us have watched children arrive at a party as reasonable, polite human beings, eat copious amounts of cakes and sweets and then transform into over-excited, over-energetic little devils – so how do we account for this? .
The model predicts that, for length scales below 30 nm, a single sphere exhibits an over-energetic term while spheres arranged in a close-packed manner highlight a complex competition between the porosity and the intrinsic low-radius effect.
Yet so many of us have watched children arrive at a party as reasonable, polite human beings, eat copious amounts of cakes and sweets and then transform into over-excited, over-energetic little devils – so how do we account for this?
For exposure durations between 1 min and 8 h, energy equivalent vibration magnitudes (formula B.1, ISO 2631-1, 1997) and equivalent vibration magnitudes according to formula B.2 (time dependence over-energetic) were compared with equivalent combinations of upward peak accelerations and exposure durations according to predicted cumulative fatigue failures of lumbar vertebrae.
You don't have to be over-energetic, people don't expect that and many people actually prefer down to earth people.
Although there was still much work to be done, the Yankees' agonizing four-game losing streak was over, and an energetic buzz surrounded them after the game.
