"They do not underestimate Dean, because Dean is able to stir the energy in the Democratic party grass roots," said Deal W. Hudson, the editor of Crisis Magazine and an influential religious conservative who is in regular contact with the White House.
Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) activation in response to DNA damage, stirs an energy-consuming cellular metabolic cycle; culminating into cell death.
She needed a fresh, powerful target to stir up her energy and ambition.
In the three more recent works on the program, both choreographers tended to stir up intense energy at the start.
The whole thing is cut with archival footage from the seventies — of the riots, the blackout, teens in crop tops — punctuated by Dionysian party scenes, which stir up narrative energy and then, way too often, let it fizzle.
Early intervention can stir the latent energy of the individual life.
Al6061 was reinforced with various percentages of TiB2 particles by using high energy stir casting method.
For all the insurgent energy stirred by Ukip, the Tories won the general election.
The intellectual energy stirs us, but the form of it, to American ears, seems too conventional and abstract, too rhymed, too sonorous — the actors seem almost to be reciting in stanzas.
But as soon as Aaron Rowand led off the fifth inning with a single, Pelfrey shifted and stirred, focusing his energy as much on his feet as on the next batter.
