Sentences with phrase «vast amounts of energy»

Then the fresh meat has to be kept cool till it's used, requiring vast amounts of energy.

Gas and dust fall into the black hole, releasing vast amounts of energy.

For billions of years the sun has steadily provided vast amounts of energy.

The team is defined by it's light weight, silky and fast twitch players who consume vast amounts of energy while buzzing around the pitch.

The U.S. healthcare system, the most expensive in the world, uses vast amounts of energy in the form of heating, electricity, and energy - intensive goods and services.

Constellation (CEG, Fortune 500) held vast amounts of energy futures contracts that had gone sour, and the company appeared to be on the verge of bankruptcy.

«Ultimately, it will help us decipher how supermassive black holes in these galaxies manage to convert the matter around them into vast amounts of energy.»

In the tropics this creates the major cloud form of cumulonimbus (thunderstorms), massive towering structures with powerful internal winds carrying vast amounts of energy through the atmosphere.

They can only reorient themselves about a billion times a second without vast amounts of energy input, limiting how fast they can efficiently save data.

«We can reclaim vast amounts of energy currently wasted inadvertently into the night sky... by using light fixtures that are shielded to reflect light down where it is needed, as well as using the smallest number of lights and lowest wattage bulbs necessary to effectively light an area,» says DSI.

With their tall canopies basking in the sun, they capture vast amounts of energy.

Research that compresses matter, like this study, also helps scientists understand and improve fusion experiments where forms of hydrogen combine to form helium to generate vast amounts of energy.

Tropical forests and savannas exchange vast amounts of energy and matter with their surroundings and, as such, contribute to the local and global climate.

Discovered in 1963, quasars are the most powerful objects beyond our Milky Way galaxy, beaming vast amounts of energy across space as the supermassive black hole in their center sucks in matter from its surroundings.

Also, matter migrating toward black holes must radiate vast amounts of energy as happens with quasars, but that energy is not observed in any wavelength for these central stars.

The problem is, these «fast» sugars don't all get used up for energy (unless you're about to run a marathon or do something that involves vast amounts of energy) and so they are stored as fat.

Alastair notes that increased water vapour will carry more energy to the surface of the glaciers, likewise these increased water flows over, through and under the glaciers is also transferring vast amounts of energy into the ice.

Ken writes that the process would require vast amounts of energy produced without greenhouse - gas emissions; otherwise there'd be no benefit.

Since this circulation transports vast amounts of energy northwards, a slowing would influence atmospheric temperature contrasts and associated weather patterns, including in the UK.

¶ Finding new ways to store vast amounts of energy harvested intermittently from the wind and sun.

The system that secures bitcoin, proof of work, demands vast amounts of energy — and that's a prize problem to solve, say researchers.

«Energy production relies on mechanical engineers to design, build and maintain structures and systems that collect, contain and transmit vast amounts of energy, from wind turbine blades, gearboxes and towers to high pressure boilers and nuclear reactors.»

Inside a star's core, the intense heat and pressure fuse hydrogen atoms, creating helium nuclei and releasing vast amounts of energy.

Telling them to stop consuming vast amounts of energy is like trying to stop an avalanche.

The tropical oceans take up vast amounts of energy through air - sea heat fluxes, especially in the equatorial regions dominated by wind - driven upwelling of cold water.

What's a small forest of trees in relation to the vast amount of energy consumed in the search for ICOS.

Vast amounts of energy are needed even to maintain our standard of living and to increase that of those in poorer countries.

A vast amount of energy was spent on the process of clarifying the critical goals of the panel.

As the membrane surfaces crash into each other, vast amounts of energy are released (white zone).

Big earthquakes throw off vast amounts of energy.

The students concluded that Skele - Gro must therefore contain unexplained magical properties that allow it to hold such a vast amount of energy — and be able to apply it in a short period of time.

When polymeric nitrogen reverts back to its atmospheric form, Eremets believes, it should release a vast amount of energy — more than five times as much as TNT.

Nevertheless, the demand side grows fastly with booming population growth and urbanization, while the supply side is more endangered with increasing water scarcity due to global change, limited phosphorus reserves and vast amounts of energy required for nitrogen production.

Under those conditions the hydrogen will fuse into helium, releasing a vast amount of energy and creating the kinds of nuclear processes that occur deep inside the sun.

Steve: So we're using these vast amounts of energy to then accomplish something that gives us a fraction of an erg to look at.

For example, those who take human growth hormone supplements find that they have a vast amount of energy and a greater level of endurance.

You'll also find that you have a vast amount of energy available to you as your body metabolizes much faster and converts it into energy better.

It also shows the vast amount of energy and creativity from teachers and school communities across the state.

Jack Russells have big personalities, vast amounts of energy, and enormous hearts.

Solgaleo's body holds a vast amount of energy, and it shines with light when it is active.

The regenerative braking system (popularized by cars such as the Prius but discussed in scientific journals for decades) captures some of the vast amount of energy typically lost in automotive systems.

For example, when coal is phased out as a power source the vast amount of energy used to extract the coal, bring it to the surface, and transport it — typically hundreds of miles by rail to power plants — is no longer needed.

China's breakneck economic growth has required vast amounts of energy, stemming from its heavy industry and infrastructure development.

And yet it would be worth doing because of the vast amounts of energy it would provide.

Vast amounts of energy are spent on these little battles, that are, in almost every case, forgotten by the time the next article is published.