Sentence examples for tenuous energy from inspiring English sources
Now, industry people are picking their way through a more complicated landscape, cognizant not only that the good times could end but also that the nation's tenuous energy security depends in part on their success in staving off the decline of old fields.
The economy of steam-based thermal recovery methods are tenuous and the energy consumed is almost equivalent of the 25 % total energy present in the produced volume of the heavy oil (Silverman et al. 2011).
From just before 0900 until 1100 UT, CAPS observed intermittent magnetospheric high-energy tenuous plasma, and more dense cool plasma.
In Figure 1a, CAPS (Cassini Plasma Spectrometer) data show high-energy, tenuous electrons and in Figure 1b very low ion fluxes, observations which are typical of the high-latitude magnetosphere.
The advection-dominated accretion flow model says that during times when infall is low enough, the material is too tenuous to shed its energy efficiently and becomes heated to a trillion kelvins.
Some of this legislation's tenuous support has depended on its embrace of energy policies that many Republicans, but few environmentalists, favour: offshore drilling and nuclear power.
The tenuous ions observed between 0750 UT and 0815 UT with energy slightly lower than the solar wind proton energy were solar wind protons backscattered at the lunar surface (Saito et al., 2008b).
"If we captured the energy Republicans have expended in trying make something out of the most tenuous ties since the beginning of the campaign 'till now we'd eliminate the need for a new energy bill," Democratic National Committee Spokesman Hari Sevugan told the CNC.
"It's a pretty tenuous situation," said Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and a chief author of the tax incentives in the energy bill.
