Sentence examples for removing energy from inspiring English sources

Removing energy, in the form of heat, decreases the rate at which chemical reactions — in this case, metabolism — take place.

This aid depends on the government's ability to show progress on reforms, including deregulation and removing energy subsidies, however resistant the oligarchs may be.

Removing energy subsidies will cause the aggregate rebound effect declines to 1.53%.

Fermions in various quantum states are not forbidden from colliding--and thus removing energy from their neighbors.

That unfriendliness means that identical fermions can't be made to collide, and collisions were crucial to removing energy from the atoms to make the original condensate.

Banc of America said its made two changes to its Fresh Money Focus List, removing energy exploration and development company Apache and replacing it with Devon Energy, and pulling off Patterson-UTI Energy and inserting Abbott Laboratories in its place.

The college announced on Monday that it would remove energy drinks from all campus outlets – convenience stores, vending machines, cafes and dining halls – by early next year.

Last September, Mr Cameron removed energy minister Charles Hendry – who was well respected by the renewable power industry – and installed John Hayes, a well-known opponent to wind power.

But it is possible to remove "energy vampires," people who "suck the life out of our goals, dreams and plans for success," Jon Gordon writes in Motto, "if we let them".

The opposition had presented a motion of no confidence in the government after the prime minister, Joseph Muscat, failed to remove energy and health minister Konrad Mizzi and his own chief of staff, Keith Schembri, who were found to each have a secret company in Panama and a trust in New Zealand.

This normalization removes energy dependence, but leaves angular variations, allowing easier identification of electron anisotropies.