"with full energy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is doing something with a lot of vigor and enthusiasm. Example: The team approached their performance with full energy and enthusiasm, resulting in a standing ovation from the audience.
The slap of her bare foot on the ground always made a full impact, and, especially in the second half, she had marvelous long moments of balance, held with full energy.
Testing hydration levels allows the team to see if a player is showing up to practice with full energy and if he is replacing the fluids he loses — if he is not, he may be more prone to injury.
Mr Rehn said Turkey should now seek to regain the time wasted by the crisis, and "resume with full energy its reforms to modernise the country".Some believe the judges' change of heart may be linked to another, equally sensational, case that has been launched against the so-called Ergenekon conspirators.
Seeing, for example, operates with "full energy" in the medium of paint.
Barnet manager Martin Allen told BBC London 94.9: "With the wind and rain blowing down the pitch, we battled and we played with full energy, we kept going right to the very end.
I know how hard it is to climb that high with full energy.
Events with full-energy expended in PWO are selected by enclosing the studied 20×20×200mm PWO-II scintillator in a cylinder of EJ-200 plastic scintillator, whose two halves are read out independently.
By comparison of the shape of the calculated emission energy spectrum with the measured one it is shown that the mean escape probability of an electron with definite full energy E < 0 (corresponding to SEW) incident on the surface is of the order of 1 2% and decreases as the energy approaches the vacuum level.
Model optimization was finalized with a full energy minimization using the GROMACS97 force field [ 124] as implemented in DEEPVIEW.
This paper develops the design of a spectroscopic scanning electron microscope (SEM), one that can combine the acquisition of high image resolution with the capture of the full energy spectrum of scattered electrons.
This economic feasibility analysis is a high level analysis of technologies that need to be demonstrated seamlessly at full scale and are yet to be fully integrated into a single operation with full mass and energy balance.
