Sentence examples for piling energy from inspiring English sources

Moving through "There Is No Greater Love," Mr. Glasper played quickly, piling energy into the theme just long enough for it to be recognizable, then took it apart.

According to Einstein, energy and mass are equivalent (that's the message of E=mc2), so piling up energy is exactly like piling up mass.

ETF investors have been piling into energy as crude oil prices have skyrocketed.

Then, the model is employed to carry out a parametric analysis to identify the key factors in maximising the pile energy efficiency.

Compared with the traditional borehole heat exchangers, because the heat exchangers are installed inside the concrete piles, energy pile does not need a separate borehole drilling, the initial cost can be reduced greatly.

For their part, once-stodgy utility companies watched avidly as investors piled into energy and Internet companies including Enron or Global Crossing that talked of unlimited growth prospects.

Rather than spending so much energy piling on a man for wearing a sexist shirt, is it not better to focus on the manufacturer?

California's entrepreneurs are piling into clean-energy technology.

The system has to be huge and the process requires a pile of heat, which means a pile of energy and therefore a pile of cash.

For the experiments in small-scale tests the scaled input values of the pile driving energy and the pile cross-section area were of prime importance.

It tried to create a sense of energy by piling apartments on top of shops, and making a densely packed pedestrian complex, with bridges, terraces and roof gardens.