Sentence examples for vigour on from inspiring English sources

He responded to the criticism with tyical vigour on his blog.

He postulated a genetic interpretation of hybrid vigour on the basis of the principles of heredity established by Gregor Mendel.

They say you should never go back, but the Finn has youth and renewed vigour on his side and clearly hasn't forgotten how to drive fast.

The pain of heartbreak can produce an artist's magnum opus, yet being in love has clearly given Katie Melua renewed radiance and vigour on stage.

We are hardly newcomers to that view: we have demanded electoral reform for a century and believe that demand will find new vigour on 8 May.

"Sultan," wrote Holden, "whose vigour on the couch was a cause for even more concern and respect, had proved a stern, tough and headstrong character".

Impact of a anomaly amplitude, b tilt angle, c shell geometry, and d vigour of convection on the EAA contribution for varying anomaly width Ψ.

NDVI, and its seasonality, were included within this factor, and not within climate [50]; even when it is indirectly related to precipitation, NDVI is a measure of the amount and vigour of vegetation on the land surface directly related to soil moisture [51].

The NDVI captures the abundance and chlorophyll content (as a proxy of plant growth state and vigour) of vegetation on the land surface, parameters which reflect soil moisture.

This paper documents that while characteristics of the xylem anatomy and calculated hydraulic conductance of peach rootstock genotypes differ according to their effects on vigour of the scion they do not strongly influence the xylem characteristics of the scion.

Packaging depends closely on the vigour of the world economy, since many objects being traded are sent on their way in cardboard boxes.