Her brushwork creates forests of hairy leaves, alive as monkeys, a fertile, ancient, earthen and rooted world plugged into subterranean energy.
A similar assessment of Europe's heat resources from the Earth suggests that they could be used to generate as much electricity as all of the continent's nuclear power stations produce now.Rock-hardExtracting this subterranean energy is not as easy as it sounds.
Courtyard gardens were designed by Saratoga Associates, a New York firm, and the architects tapped into subterranean geothermal energy for heating and cooling, freeing up rooftops for common terraces.
A subterranean ocean, radioactive energy, or leftover heat from the formation of the solar system may generate the necessary heat to cause change on the planet, Spencer said.
That is the berm above the Tevatron, a high-energy subterranean racetrack for particle beams and the heart of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, or Fermilab.
The film's political dimension is never quite as lavishly or as enthusiastically achieved as its fantasy life, however, and its energies are asymmetric: the surface world of history is clogged compared to the sheer energy of its subterranean dreamscape.
The prime minister's vision of bountiful energy supplies from subterranean shale rock plays into the delicate politics of persuading his Conservative followers in the well-padded southeast of the country to accept his argument that, as he put it, "the huge benefits of shale gas outweigh any very minor changes to the landscape".
Perhaps Mr. Pfrang is mapping the teeming energies of his own subterranean consciousness.
If the past decade was characterised by the energy-security concerns of consumers, the coming years could give even the world's powerful oil producers reason to worry, as a subterranean revolution shifts the geopolitics of global energy supply again.
When they hatch into cute little rambunctious baby dinosaurs, the whole crew — including the opossums Crash (Seann William Scott and Eddie Josh Peckck), ancillary, annoying comic sidekicks, just in case Sid's energy should falter — takes a subterranean voyage into a land of biological diversity and creative desolation.
A little faster, perhaps because the subterranean forces are slightly greater, and the trapped energy remains inside the magma, now as rigid as glass.
