Sentences with phrase «energy of a particular place»

The paintings and works on paper are infused with the energy of both of these places... the consistent thread that runs through my work is a keen awareness of energy, more specifically, the energy of a particular place or area.

Not exact matches

The history, light, air, music, food, and people all creates a very particular kind of energy that can makes me feel more connected to the earth than any other place I've been.

The CMIT is authorized to provide other exemptions for good cause shown pursuant to criteria and procedures established in the Guidelines, including exceptions associated with buildings that have obtained and maintained ENERGY STAR or similar certification, or have benchmark scores placing such buildings in the top quartile of comparable buildings for the particular year at issue.

The finding is a particular achievement because of how impossibly quickly this energy conversion takes place — over the span of a few picoseconds.

In 1928 English physicist Paul Dirac did that with his equation describing an electron in terms of both its wave function (ψ)-- the quantum probability of its being in a particular place — and its mass times the speed of light squared (mc2), a relativistic interpretation of its energy.

Placing them in particular places in our homes can help manifest the energy of love.

The burning desire to see a new place and to feel the energy of that particular city fuels my everlasting wanderlust.

It's just mental weight lifting for us to get a sense for what returns on capital, returns on sales, and common - size financial statements look like for particular industries over time, and you can sort of see that «Hey, the precision instrument industry has really delivered fantastic results for investors over time» and «Hey, look the airline space has really done the exact opposite,» and you can start figuring out what industries and sectors are doing really well and which ones aren't, and that can help hone your investment process a little bit and focus your time and energy on the right places.»

After all, the authors of that letter are all climate scientists, and a critical analysis of their arguments might help to reinforce why RealClimate is wisely NOT a place for «debating» energy policy — at least in part because that's not a field to which climate scientists bring any particular expertise.

With so many journals now competing for articles, and with so much interest in this particular topic, it seems amateurish results are finding a place for publication with regularity (Spencer's latest offering in Remote Sensing comes to mind, as do any number of articles in Energy and Environment).