Sentence examples for shot energy from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a single shot energy measurement can be useful in plasma accelerators to measure shot to shot energy variations after the plasma interaction.

The newbies do cheat a bit however, the Promethean Knights for example won't think anything of teleporting from one side of the battlefield to right behind you, while their one shot, one kill Scatter Shot energy shotgun can get a tad annoying (particularly on Heroic difficulty and above).

The best shot-to-shot energy fluctuation is as low as 0.54% in rms value, which is a desirable characteristic for driving stable electron acceleration and HHG seed.

Changes: various bug fixes; speed of single-shot energy and force calculations (not optimization) increased by ×10; elements up to Cn (Z= 112) now correctly read from vasprun.xml files; EAM fits now produce Camelion output files; changed max number of vasprun.xml files to 10,000 (an unnecessary lower limit of 10 was allowed in the previous version).

The combination of these last two parameters results in a seemingly intractable conundrum, and become further complicated by the real-world realization that pulsed lasers exhibit shot-to-shot energy variation.

1) More Energy vs. Better Energy: Grabbing for a quick shot of "energy" but actually grabbing a calorie-free stimulant drink (think sugar-free "energy drink" or black coffee or tea) may rev your engines, but without any "energy" coming in in the form of quality calories.

A 14-yard touchdown pass to Ike Hilliard sent a shot of energy through the team.

Tottenham needed a response, a shot of energy, of inspiration after the break.

Lapo Elkann's "happening" in his downtown Brera studio, gave a shot of energy to the entrepreneur's Italia Independent products.

Romney's campaign could have used the psychological shot of energy from winning by more than 50% in Illinois.

HURRICANES 3, SENATORS 2: The Carolina Hurricanes received a much-needed shot of energy and, more important, 2 points.