Sentence examples for rapid energy from inspiring English sources

But some worry that rapid energy development into increasingly remote areas will ruin Colorado's dramatically beautiful mountain landscape.

Relaxation phenomena afford a unique method for making nature speak intelligibly about rapid energy transfers and chemical reactions.

For U.S. Interior Department regulators, the Graham-Reilly commission's plan would end the "co-mingling" of two distinct missions — promoting rapid energy expansion and ensuring safety.

Then, the day before the race, you fuel up with carbohydrate, so that you'll also be able to get the rapid energy supply you need to sustain that really high pace through 26.2 miles".

Picoult does not write thrillers per se, but her books contain the careering plots and rapid energy of paperbacks meant to be consumed on flights between J.F.K. and LAX (she is a staple of the airport bookstore).

It is energy from the driver beam that actually pushes the working beam along.Although this arrangement is harder to engineer, it results in more rapid energy transfer, and thus a shorter accelerator.

This SPME IMS system exhibits considerable promise as a robust, simple, rapid, energy-saving fieldable approach for on-site analysis of analytes in various matrix.

Recently, a rapid, energy-efficient, green, and economically scalable room temperature method for synthesis of stable AgNPs using the tannic acid (a polyphenolic compound derived from plant extract) was developed [10].

These membrane-based proteins have different substrate specificities, but all decrease drug accumulation within cells by rapid energy-dependent drug efflux.

Initially, it was believed that phosphorylated ERK1/2 entered the nucleus passively as a monomer, and that its more rapid, energy-dependent transport could involve dimerization and direct interaction with the NPC [ 92- 94].

If properly structured, FIT-inspired mechanisms in the U.S. have the potential to jumpstart rapid renewable energy market growth that could reshape the country's energy landscape.