A common assumption in biomechanics has been that penguins' swaying shuffle squanders energy, and walking therefore requires greater effort.
There is a constant shuffling, as potential energy is transformed into kinetic or elastic energy, and then back again.
Some of these strategies also turn up in Mark Morris' recent "Gong," an entertaining ensemble piece that has nothing to do with card games but, like Cranko's ballet, divides the cast into sets of five and spends a lot of energy shuffling and reshuffling everyone into new alignments.
When a system intensifies quickly enough, it sometimes needs to shuffle its stored spin energy, causing the storm to teeter.
They first put the qubit into its energetic state and then adjust the qubit's frequency to match that of the oscillator to shuffle the quantum of energy over.
Pretty much all the energy we shuffle around, whether we're burning logs to stay alive or turning it on with a button, had its origin in the Sun.* More sunlight means more power, providing that you can capture those energy packets and lock them down until they are needed.
After everyone has shuffled and put their energy into the cards lay as many as you want on the floor and/or surface that you are playing the game on.
One can as well picture a periodic lattice with randomly shuffled on-site energies.
Helicopters hover above the stadium, keyed-up athletes shuffle and bounce with excess energy, and organisers bite their nails as they try to hold down nervous stomachs, worried that despite years of planning and the expenditure of billions, it will all go desperately wrong.
After holding the cards in your hand for a few seconds and directing your energy toward them, shuffle the deck.
It was slower going in opposition when Hillier was shuffled out of the shadow energy brief by Ed Miliband in 2011.
