Sentences with phrase «burst of energy in»

Seeing the great Shchukin Matisses triggered another burst of energy in Diebenkorn, evident here in figurative paintings that combine large expanses of flat color with passages of serpentine foliage and flowers.

series of scenes: Sam (Kevin Kline), in the midst of a forty - year marriage, is living the retired life in Florida, though he has a burst of energy in him that suggests he may not be relishing the aimlessness of post-work life; Archie (Morgan Freeman), also retired, is coming off a stroke, and finds himself tediously recuperating in the New Jersey home of his too - vigilant, married - with - a-kid son (Michael Ealy); Paddy (Robert De Niro) is the only one still living in Brooklyn, though he spends his days cooped up in his ragged apartment, mourning the death of his cherished wife, Sophie (from the prologue); and Billy (Michael Douglas), a successful, high - priced Malibu attorney, has taken the unprecedented step of proposing marriage to his much - younger girlfriend while presenting the eulogy at his mentor's funeral.

Epileptic seizures can erupt when neurons fire excessively in a sudden burst of energy in the brain.

When the extraordinary magnetic field begins to slow the star's spinning, it releases intense bursts of energy in X-ray wavelengths, visible to NASA's X-ray observatories.

The science if you will on HIIT rolls like this; simple stupid terms HIIT is referring to physically demanding activity that integrates and alternates between high / low intensity bursts of energy in short burst time intervals.

Oh, and those Starbucks Iced Coffee drinks, we highly recommend you try these delicious bursts of energy in a jar.

Mr. Neeson's very particular set of skills, while not applied quite as liberally this time around, still make themselves available during creative bursts of energy in this brand new crime thriller from Scott Frank.

I get my bursts of energy in the morning and I slump around 2 - 3 p.m. I get another energy burst around 4 p.m.. MORE

I get my bursts of energy in the morning and I slump around 2 - 3 p.m. I get another energy burst around 4 p.m.

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We asked why the revolution in minimally invasive procedures had not addressed this condition — and that led to our inventing our device, which inserts a balloon under the ligament to set it up for bursts of radiofrequency energy that sever it cleanly without the need for the typical incision.

He bursts into sight in a cloud of energy, dressed in silk pantaloons and tight white stockings, comes to a stop in the middle of the stage with his hands on his hips and his feet apart, and stands with his legs radiating power and purpose.

For starters, you'll notice that after those monthly meetings, there's a burst of high energy that can result in high volume sales activity.

Or since energy can be neither created or destroyed but moves from one form to another could it not move from one universe to another though a tiny tear in the fabric between universes where the big bang is simply the physical evidence of that energy bursting into this universe?

Some scientists believe that an electrical apocalypse could really occur, in the event of an electromagnetic pulse attack, described in one 2008 white paper as «a high - intensity burst of electromagnetic energy caused by the rapid acceleration of charged particles.»

More than ever, churchgoers must have help to understand the bursting energies that are shaping society and church, to rediscover the God who acts in history, to join him in the arena of his work.

(132) The energy bursting from this story is admirable, but this is a long way from the problems of an averageCatholic family in Britain, who are more likely to be worrying about what the local primary school is teaching their children, rather than the best way to shoot a rat.

«In football, you can just about endure anything for a short period of time - short burst of energy, pain, and you move on.

That volume, along with four other notable books written in a burst of creative energy while he was still in his thirties — The Noise of Solemn Assemblies (1961), Invitation to Sociology (1963), The Sacred Canopy (1967), A Rumor of Angels (1969)-- made him the best - known sociologist of his era.

The ultimate energy bites on my blog and in my book are also a great snack for a burst of energy.

Last week I was in London and I filled to bursting my suitcase of your energy balls and now I'm totally addicted (I have to improve by myself!!)

They provide a great burst of energy that won't end in a slump because of their great protein - fat - fiber ratio.

Yep, these no bake energy bites have it all — the carbohydrates and (unrefined) sugars to give you that burst of energy (which we all need in the morning), the protein from spirulina, supergreens and almonds, and the healthy fats.

Just one or two goes a long way in satisfying a sweet tooth and provides a solid burst of energy.

Sometimes I serve Paleo Chai Latte as a healthy snack in the afternoon, since it gives me a burst of real energy without any of the caffeine.

I love the flavour, but I also like to add a touch of vanilla, cinnamon or in this case Organic Burst baobab powder for a tasty energy boost.

It's also unique in that the main type of fatty acid in coconut oil, medium - chain tryglycerides (MCTs) is an efficiently burning fat meaning our bodies use it up quickly, it gives a burst of energy and doesn't typically get stored as fat.

Rich in flavor that reminds me more of almond butter than coconut, slather it on bananas, add a dollop to a smoothie, dip apples into it, spread some on toast, grab a spoonful for a quick burst of energy or simply to kill an inevitable bout of hanger (hunger + anger).

I usually end up drinking this smoothie in the morning right when I wake up for a burst of energy.

Creatine has been shown to enhance performance in sports that require short bursts of energy (including ice hockey, sprinting, soccer, weight lifting).

He would come in the car in the afternoon like a pressure cooker and burst in a fit of energy.

In addition, eating candy bars or other sugary snacks just before practice or competition can give athletes a quick burst of energy and then leave them to «crash» or run out of energy before they've finished working out.

A child with a good burst of energy burning exercise in the day will perform better in the rest of their classes and be less prone to being overweight.

This is because he associates beer with friends and experiences he had in college, and coffee with that pleasant burst of energy he gets after drinking it.

Nesting is the act of preparing your home for your baby's arrival, often fueled by big bursts of energy late in pregnancy.

You hear this term frequently in relation to pregnancy yet you may not be sure what it's all about, and whether it really is a thing, but in simple terms, it's when pregnant women, towards the end of her pregnancy, gets a burst of energy and wants to clean and tidy her home really thoroughly.

It's a burst of joy wrapped with a cantankerous bow), and the success that our oldest son has had transitioning to — and blossoming in — kindergarten has given both my husband and I new energy and reason to be truly... Read More

What are some of the things you were driven to doing in a burst of energy the week or so before baby was born?

Endorphins, the body's natural opiates, produce an altered state of consciousness and aid us in transmuting pain: and the fight or flight hormones adrenaline and noradrenaline (epinephrine and norepinephrine - also known as catecholamines or CAs) give us the burst of energy that we need to push our babies out in second stage.

Send one to school with a child who participates in after school sports activities and will need a burst of energy late in the day.

Maybe you had a burst of energy (nesting) or maybe you have had a nagging, dull ache in your back and abdomen all day long.

I've had a burst of Montessori happenings at my house recently since baby girl is needing more useful activities to channel her toddler energy in the right direction.

He was cheerful, bursting with energy, but quite frighteningly unprepared to take on a party which, after the collapse of the Liberal / SDP alliance, looked to be in serious trouble.

The proposed end to «pulse trawling» — in which short bursts of electricity get flatfish out of the sediment and into nets — is a major disappointment to Dutch fishing companies, which have invested heavily in the technology; they claim it's less damaging to marine ecosystems than traditional bottom trawling and saves energy.

The flashes are known as gamma - ray bursts because most of their energy is in the form of high - energy radiation, including gamma rays and X-rays.

For decades scientists have struggled to explain the origins of gamma - ray bursts, huge blasts of energy that occur daily in far - off galaxies.

Fryer says that if more of the jets» energy comes in magnetic fields, they should prompt electrons to produce more radiation, perhaps accounting for the unexpected brightness of short bursts.

But astrophysicists have searched in vain for signs of antimatter galaxies, which would reveal their presence in a very dramatic way: Any matter hitting an antimatter star, for instance, would create a titanic burst of energy.

Albert Einstein predicted that such events would ripple the fabric of space - time with fantastic bursts of gravitational energy, but no one knows how frequently they might pop off in the Milky Way or neighboring galaxies.

GRB 990123, was one of the most energetic and the most closely observed gamma bursts ever — emitting in less than a few tens of seconds a blast energy that might correspond to ten thousand times the energy released by our sun over the past five billion years.

In April, scientists announced the main reason: small bursts of magnetic energy called nanoflares, which temporarily heat pockets of gas to 20 million degrees.