It's more energetic than an X-ray, which in turn is more energetic than ultraviolet light, which is more energetic than the visible light we see.
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While younger more energetic dogs may become increasingly more excited.
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Rashad's voice is stronger here, more energetic, flowing towards staccato.
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They inverted the dynamic, with Foottit becoming the more energetic.
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Sleep is getting better, so physically I'm feeling more energetic.
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He looked good at 55 — far more energetic than me.
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We should have anticipated a more energetic group of voters.
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I feel like a more energetic and happy version of myself.
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We certainly didn't set out to make a more energetic record.
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And its propellants were more energetic than the old kerosene fuels.
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More energetic staging might have helped pull us into Bangs's world.
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You'll start to feel more energetic, more focused and less irritable.
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But in the second period, Canada was the more energetic team.
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It was larger, and more energetic than where they went to school.
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As a result, practices are crisper, more energetic and competitive, Beaty said.
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This idea is similar to familiar solar flares, but much more energetic.
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Sativa strains are "more energetic and appropriate for daytime use," Elliott says.
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These phenomena can be thousands of times more energetic than normal lightning.
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Because happy workers are more energetic, creative and are much more productive.
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Tate is even more energetic, bringing in £1.93 for every £1 of subsidy.
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But I also felt more energetic, more alert, more awake, and more alive.
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Mr. Biden was more energetic and enthusiastic in his interview, according to aides.
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"I felt more energetic, more needed, more useful to the team," Ginobili said.
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Mr. Cuomo has been a more energetic advocate in the 2016 race for Mrs.
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Not only that, their mood improved: They reported feeling less tired and more energetic.
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The more energetic ones shove their way through the crowd to the vehicle's doorway.
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Launching the plan despite the start of the holiday signals a more energetic approach.
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But as he continued to eat the radiation would get more and more energetic.
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If you're looking for more energetic sativa strains, Marley Gold has got you covered.
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It makes us younger, more energetic, and more entrepreneurial that we otherwise would be.
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That's especially important as Russia takes on a more energetic role in world affairs.
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McCain more energetic and engaged in a campaign effort than he is this time.
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It's the same sort of feeling: people should smarten up, be a bit more energetic.
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He was more energetic, found time to smile, and defended his own programs with energy.
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"It's faster, more aggressive, more athletic and more energetic," Colaco says of short-form cricket.
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At halftime, we challenged them to come out with more physicality, more energetic, more physical.
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Tonight he was even more energetic than usual, thanks to his acute sense of relief.
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"Love energy will be more energetic, direct, and exciting," Leslie Hale, psychic astrologer at Keen.
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The Trump administration has been more energetic in appointing appeals court judges than trial judges.
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Even if the source is amplified, FRBs would still be more energetic than any known magnetars.
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They are huge and "hundreds of times more energetic than auroras on Earth," the agency said.
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Chris Christie, a staunch Trump backer, received a much more energetic response later in the evening.
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Those students who had exercised twice a week also said they felt happier and more energetic.
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These photons have enough energy to energize new pairs of particles, and, thus, produce more energetic photons.
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Clinton's stamina, she seemed more energetic than ever, digging into the opposition research trove one last time.
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If I felt a little more energetic one morning, was it really because of a pricey device?
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My clothes fit nicely again, I no longer felt bloated after dinner, and I was just more energetic.
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The government is far more energetic in suppressing anti-slavery protesters, arresting more of them than actual slavers.
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In Brussels they know us by now, so they are more energetic and not afraid of coming closer.
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"We had trouble defending, and you need to get more energetic, better defenders in the game," Carlisle said.
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They all knew each other, and it was an older generation," she said, adding: "This seems more energetic.
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New lava outbreaks can begin "at any time" as well as "more energetic ash emissions," the USGS warned.
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And yet it was notable, and the fans certainly seemed more energetic than they had been pre-fight.
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Kamworor and Kipchoge both compete in Nike Vaporfly shoes, which some research suggests gives runners more energetic efficiencies.
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More energetic particles still penetrate the Sun's magnetic field, interact with the sun's atoms, and produce gamma rays.
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It'll help you start your days off feeling healthier, more energetic, and less anxious during these rough days.
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Both incumbents had very good liberal voting records that were no match for younger and more energetic challengers.
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The brighter regions get hotter and more energetic as they interact more intensely with the sun's magnetic field.
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Dave Schneider from AVO said this eruption was more energetic than any eruption at Pavlof since at least 1996.
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Essentially, the theory still works for particles a thousand times more energetic than the particles used to establish it.
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Normally, I like more energetic movements in the morning, but it's nice to get my body moving in general.
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After her first night of sleep deprivation, she'd felt more energetic, but this largely subsided after her recovery sleep.
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The room on Monday was more energetic and spirited, powered along by a gospel choir that started the proceedings.
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"When magma comes in contact with lake water the explosions can be more energetic and more explosive," Manga said.
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He was more energetic and passionate than usual, but that did not necessarily make him more effective on stage.
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Vaporfly soles give runners more energetic efficiency, but some researchers and runners think the shoes confer an unfair advantage.
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This year, research on superbolts showed the bolts can be 1,000 times more energetic than regular lightning (shown below).
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Raise it, and you might just turn into a stronger, more energetic, and all-around more amazing version of yourself.
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For this reason, Jupiter's auroras are also hundreds of times more energetic than the ones we have on our planet.
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Researchers knew that when sperm is exposed to progesterone, a hormone put out by ova, they become more energetic swimmers.
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Like how Jennifer Lopez is faster, more explosive and more energetic than the WORLD CLASS ATHLETE STANDING NEXT TO HER!!
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Adenosine basically tells your brain that you're sleepy, so blocking those receptors can make you feel more energetic, Jagim says.
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Lori suggested a more energetic opening, and she also had a better sense as to what people wanted to hear.
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He observed that Sanders's rally at the same venue last April drew a bigger and, he believes, more energetic crowd.
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The Americans appeared to be the faster and more energetic team, controlling play with long stretches in the Canadian zone.
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If not, the body might stop ovulating to preserve energy to possibly be more energetic to help raise grandchildren instead.
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He is more energetic than his predecessor, the stately Manmohan Singh, launching glitzy initiatives on everything from manufacturing to toilet-construction.
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With the 77-pound mass in his abdomen gone, Hernandez feels much lighter and more energetic, he told the Washington Post.
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Today, their "energy" typically derives from some type of neurological stimulant that makes people feel more energetic, or sometimes just sugar.
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Both incumbents had very good liberal voting records that were no match for younger and more energetic challengers in Democratic primaries.
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Residents of Brownsville, Park Slope, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush, Sheepshead Bay and Crown Heights deserve a more energetic advocate in Washington.
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He also seemed very nervous and timid at first, but with each performance he works the stage and becomes more energetic.
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Vaporflys give runners more energetic efficiency, but some people think the shoes&apos soles should be regulated to avoid unfair advantages.
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So far, NASA has seen that Jupiter's auroras are far larger and more energetic than those on Earth, and they happen constantly.
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"SAFFIRE IV-VI will extend the research by including larger, more energetic fires and by testing post-fire cleanup systems," Urban explained.
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He runs his designs through a "visual recommendation engine" that suggests bolder, more energetic styles based on his sketches and use cases.
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They can snooze in nap pods or, if they feel more energetic, work out in on-site gyms or take yoga classes.
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The band committed to making "more energetic" music when putting together their new album Pretty Years, which is coming out this September.
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It will also require more energetic and coordinated steps from the President than any of his predecessors has been willing to take.
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It kicked and screamed with ferocious flares and rambunctious bursts of radiation that were much more energetic than what we see today.
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Jupiter has its own version of the Northern Lights, and it can be hundreds of times more energetic than the earthly phenomenon.
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There is no doubt that we are more energetic and engaged than we were last year because we have things to fight.
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That session results in the creation of a clone version of Miles, who is happier and more energetic than the original person.
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Vaporflys give runners more energetic efficiency because the shoes&apos foam-and-carbon sole ensures less energy is lost with each step.
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Vaporflys give runners more energetic efficiency because the shoes&apos foam-and-carbon sole ensures less energy is lost with each step.
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In particular, the sales pitch from the White House, which was intimately involved in the tax re-write, is considerably more energetic.
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Because I have few original ideas with regard to changing the world, I tend to follow the lead of smarter, more energetic individuals.
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Perhaps because it had less in the way of industry or infrastructure to start with, it was more energetic in building them up.
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She is, meanwhile, vowing to go further than Obama on reforming the immigration system and to be more energetic on preventing gun violence.
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I wanted to change the way I worked so I could be more productive, more focused, more energetic and less tired and stressed.
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They believe these stars would have been hundreds of times more massive than our sun, resulting in hypernovae even more energetic than supernovae.
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At the first timeout, Golden State is leading 214-2109 and looking far more energetic than Cleveland on both ends of the court.
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First identified in the 1970s by satellites designed to monitor nuclear explosions, they can be thousands of times more energetic than normal lightning.
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But the smoked whitefish salad, with caramelized shallots and crème fraîche and a side of saltines, is more energetic than you might guess.
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There, a new generation of partygoers have homed in on local communities, establishing a cheaper, more energetic alternative to the mainstream urban dance clubs.
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Research suggests Vaporflys give runners more energetic efficiency because the shoes' foam-and-carbon sole structure ensures less energy is lost with each step.
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" 'TYPE' "'Type' goes into a more energetic, hit you in the face" — he punched his palm — kind of vibe, "so it's shock and awe.
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The flare can shoot out a broad range of electromagnetic energy, from visible light to X-rays to the even more energetic gamma rays.
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The Pistons were the more energetic bunch, out-rebounding Milwaukee 226.4-226.7 and racing to 21 fast-break points, compared to the Bucks' nine.
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Trump argued that Clinton was more energetic during the beginning of their debate last Sunday, but lost her steam by the end of the debate.
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It is early days yet, but Garica said they feel more energetic and there are fewer instances of stomach problems that once plagued the community.
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Naka felt he could improve on that, providing SEGA with a new and more energetic take on video gaming which stood apart from the competition.
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"Hangmen" would have been infinitely more interesting—more energetic and more true—had McDonagh's point been to show how illusory power is, and how destructive.
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For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic, varied speech patterns were associated with happier ones.
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Biden was better -- but not best: The former vice president was more energetic and forceful on Wednesday night than he was in the first debate.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said in an interview broadcast late Sunday that he feels "more energetic" and motivated as a result of his brain cancer diagnosis.
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I felt a little more energetic and happier than usual, but that wore off about an hour later, so I could've just been feeling the coffee.
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Greenberg's team found systemizers prefer music that tends to be more energetic, often eliciting joy or even anger through charged lyrics and intricate patterns of notes.
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I felt more energetic, I had more money, I got fit, I got happier, I felt at peace for the first time in my adult life.
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The latest edition, "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming," hardly reverses that trend but does fleetingly feel a bit more energetic, raining down a relentless barrage of silliness.
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The eight foreign stories are as dark and problematic as the American films but generally feel tougher, more outward looking, more clever and, crucially, more energetic.
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A more popular rival than his old sparring partner, Clinton, and a more energetic Democratic base could make his path to re-election even more narrow.
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They present a sort of antithesis to the old guard sonically as well — bringing a a lighter, more energetic tone to their music without compromising their ferocity.
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Sensing that McGregor was hurt, the Californian suddenly seemed more energetic and went after him, firing off a series of hooks and jabs that found their target.
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We're reasonably proud of who we are, but we can think of ways that we can be better, more ambitious, more energetic, or maybe better at relaxing.
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Five months later, he's a much calmer yet more energetic dog, and his liver function has returned to normal for the first time in years, Boyle said.
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But even here Democrats captured just 50.8 percent of the total vote despite having a more energetic primary than Republicans who captured 48 percent of the vote.
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A second Democratic senator expressed similar doubts about Biden after the first debate but felt somewhat relieved after he appeared more energetic sparring against Harris and Sen.
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Chris Weafer of Macro-Advisory, a consultancy, predicted "a much more energetic and news-filled six-month period, starting in early February until late July" for Russia.
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Even though I was in the same space, watching the same movie, the vibe was noticeably different the second time around — more energetic, more excited, more celebratory.
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The highest-energy cosmic ray particle ever recorded, called the "Oh-My-God" particle, was two million (!) times more energetic than the protons propelled at the LHC.
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A study by Queensland Ballet and the Queensland University of Technology released in April found that ballet helped older Australians feel happier, more energetic, and healthier overall.
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NASA&aposs Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope also saw changes in gamma-rays (a more energetic form of radiation than X-rays) in the direction of Eta Carinae.
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"Impact from an interstellar object would be far more energetic than from a solar system object with similar mass, due to the larger impact speed," the authors write.
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ASASSN-15lh belongs to a special category of phenomenon called superluminous supernovae (SLSNe), or hypernovae, which are hundreds of times more energetic than regular supernovae, and much rarer.
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Parallel studies have also documented how similar activities can have beneficial effects on your mood, including making you feel more energetic, even when you don't expect it to.
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The researchers picked out the bolts that were a thousand times more energetic than the average lightning strike for this analysis, carefully weeding out any potential erroneous data.
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Not only can it make maintaining (or losing) weight a little easier, but maximizing your system's calorie-burning engine will also help you feel more energetic, active, and alive.
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"We're observing more or less continuous emission of ash now with intermittent, more energetic ash bursts or plumes," Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Deputy Scientist-In-Charge Steve Brantley told reporters.
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Perhaps she wanted to give Trump the space to damage himself, but his repeated gambit of turning policy answers into personal attacks on her warranted a more energetic response.
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You shouldn't run it in the sun (why did I do that) because it will pick up the more energetic light and almost every pixel will record a hit.
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Working out isn't all about getting (or staying) in shape: Regular exercise can improve memory, reduce your risk of chronic diseases, and make you a happier, more energetic person.
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And the atmosphere at gigs, where some fans used to sit on the floor, unsure of how to react to the violent new form of music, grew more energetic.
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Once the first stars began to shine, flooding the universe with much more energetic radiation, the neutral hydrogen atoms gradually became ionized, which means they were stripped of electrons.
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But an added benefit of the hourly packages is that you can jump around to a quiet space in the morning and then a more energetic space in the afternoon.
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For more energetic boning, Lavorato recommends Green Crack, which also gets a nod from "the world's largest cannabis information resource" Leafly for those looking to perk up while getting down.
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It could all be the power of suggestion, or placebo, or whatever, but the combination of feeling better (calmer, more focused, or more energetic) and smelling delicious was incredibly pleasant.
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You hear its echoes of in modern pop-punk bands like Pup, or in some of the more energetic, joyful bands of the nth-wave emo revival currently taking place.
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A Before-School Exercise Program May Help Children Thrive The BOKS program, consisting of an hour of running, calisthenics and rousing group games, made children feel happier and more energetic.
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"In real time, we're able to guide the agents on how they sound, how energetic they are, and we can nudge and push them to be more energetic," Borschberg explained.
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Los Angelenos with a laid-back reputation were more energetic and on their feet for two-strike counts against Astros batters, a wave in Pantone 294 — also known as Dodger blue.
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He continued, "I am more energetic and more engaged as a result of this because I know I've got to do everything I can to serve this country while I can."
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It has brought all the rot to the surface, now we can see where is the gangrene of democracy, and the need to combat corruption in a much more energetic way.
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We've seen jets of particles spew forth from galactic centers that are far more energetic than those that come from collisions at our highest-energy physics experiment, the Large Hadron Collider.
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Now, I'm going to sleep earlier and earlier, because I want to make sure I'm up and refreshed for the best and more energetic hours with my daughter in the morning.
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Neutrinos (a type of extremely light, electrically neutral subatomic particle) would be produced in bulk only by more energetic collisions, as might cosmic rays, most of which are high-energy protons.
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And like France it is calling for a more energetic "industrial policy" in which politicians would steer state funding and protection to favoured sectors—the antithesis of the single-market approach.
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Regular exercisers generally feel more energetic than non-exercisers, so fit in at least 30 minutes of moderate exercise (where you breathe hard but can still talk) five days a week.
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Earlier in the evening, the ladies were far more energetic – grooving on the dance floor at Richie's throwback affair alongside Jessica Alba, Rachel Zoe and celebrity hairstylist (and Snapchat Queen) Jen Atkin.
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Aside from Russell Westbrook, Lillard has been more energetic and batshit crazy than anyone in these playoffs, and the Blazers are more fun to watch than any team other than Golden State.
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Developed by Ancient, the studio founded by Yuzo Koshiro, it features the Streets of Rage series composer's trademark approach to synthesized sounds, more energetic and contemporary feeling than your average fantasy fare.
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This debate was much more energetic than the ones back in June, with many of the bottom-tier contenders surely aware that a failure to make an impression would doom their campaigns.
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They rejected policies that would have altered the financial status quo, including efforts to cut back on tax perks for older and wealthier voters, and went along with the more energetic politician.
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It was an Ethiopian shepherd named Kaldi who first discovered the effects of coffee beans when he noticed that his herd of goats became significantly more energetic after eating a certain berry.
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Fortunately, things will shift once warrior Mars connects with electric Uranus—the mood will become much more energetic, creativity will be in the air, and some genius, creative flashes of insight will arrive.
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After Soutak , I wanted to make a more energetic and assorted album as a necessary conversation between different Western Africa people and drums in order to implicate our musical neighborhood in our concerns.
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Take microbreaks Research shows that people who take quick breaks during their workday to watch funny videos online get a high emotional payoff and report feeling more energetic and happy with fewer negative emotions.
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But, since then, analyses of several double-blind, randomized studies, show that kids given sugar do not reliably act more energetic than those who get placebo candies (which are a depressing concept on their own).
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But in 2013, the astronomers noticed that they were picking up particles that were millions of times more energetic than the ones produced by the Sun or even the ones found from the 1987 supernova.
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Most large automakers are now actively exploring autonomous driving — as are major ride-hailing companies — and Volkswagen Group subsidiary Audi has been one of the more energetic developers of the technology over the past decade.
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The distinctions slice across the generations, with surveys showing that the young, less inclined to leave the bloc, are also less likely to vote, while the aged, keener to leave, are also more energetic voters.
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Though he'd effectively burn out on the music industry before All That went off the air, Craig Mack's performance of "Flava in Ya Ear" was one of the more energetic outings in the first season.
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Dark and deep sounds will be a more dark and foggy atmosphere, voices will be more energetic and reactive, sustained notes could be lights, but there are no generic rules because it's all about feelings.
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The previous parliament, led by the figleaf party of Myanmar's long-standing military regime, was far more energetic than the current one dominated by the National League for Democracy (NLD), which swept elections held in 2015.
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It is often said, with some degree of justice, that mainstream Muslim leaders should be even more energetic in denying any shred of legitimacy to terrorism, and in offering an attractive alternative vision of their faith.
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If explosions become more energetic, there could be boulders that fall up to 1 mile (2 kilometers) away or pea-sized fragments as far as 4 miles (6 kilometers) away, U.S. Geological Survey scientist Steve Brantley said.
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As Devine pointed out, they're actually many times more energetic than even the highest-energy particles accelerated in the LHC and they're raining down on us for free, which makes them a great subject for citizen scientists.
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For the first time, astrophysicists have observed a cosmic explosion emit particles that are a trillion times more energetic than visible light, a record-setting measurement from a phenomenon that scientists are still seeking to fully understand.
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A vast majority of questions were from residents, most of them African-American, asking for the department to provide their neighborhoods with more officers and a more energetic response to crowded corners and other signs of disorder.
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"We're observing more or less continuous emission of ash now with intermittent, more energetic ash bursts or plumes," Steve Brantley, a deputy scientist in charge at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO), said on a conference call with reporters.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ashleigh Barty likens a tennis match to a slightly more energetic game of chess and on Thursday she showed all the right moves to scramble Madison Keys' brain in their French Open quarter-final on Thursday.
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As the aurora is made of X-rays—which are more energetic than the light in our aurora borealis—they're not visible, but the brightness in the colouring is based on the data collected with NASA's Chandra observatory.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, said he was encouraged that the committee had "roused itself" to begin staff interviews and document gathering, but said on balance he wish it was proceeding in a more energetic way.
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During the 1990s, Aragats detectors recorded particles hundreds of times more energetic than those produced in the CERN collider, providing crucial evidence in support of the notion that such high-energy cosmic rays were produced in supernova explosions.
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They said that they felt much more energetic throughout the day if they had been active, whether that activity was bunched into a single longish walk at the start of the day or distributed into multiple brief breaks.
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This trailer doesn't necessarily get me that excited for another Mission: Impossible, but I do like that it's presenting a much more energetic tone than, say, recent Bond films, which makes the whole thing seem a lot more fun.
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The highest-energy cosmic ray particle ever recorded, called the "Oh-My-God" particle, was some 2 million times more energetic than the most souped-up proton propelled by the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator.
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While he was mildly more energetic than in the first debate -- his answer on Trump's weaponizing of race was O'Rourke's best moment in either debate -- there were large swaths of the debate where he simply disappeared from the conversation.
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While this market advance is sturdier and more energetic than the other bounces since last summer, the bulls face a fairly stiff burden of proof as stocks approach a point that has previously served as a decent selling opportunity.
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"If two speakers utter exactly the same words, but one speaks a little faster and louder and with fewer pauses and greater variation in volume, that speaker will be judged to be more energetic, knowledgeable, and intelligent," Mlodinow said.
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Opening the game with a 10-0 lead, the Grizzlies were quicker and more energetic than the Wolverines, who looked to be shaking off some rust after an extra week off following the early Big Ten tournament this year.
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Combined, the players hold 16 Grand Slam titles, and while they may not be at their physical peaks, Murray and Mattek-Sands are exceptionally crafty players who can drag their more energetic opponents around with precise and inventive shots.
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"When you spend at least some of your commute planning for the day or the week ahead, you'll arrive at work better prepared and therefore happier and more energetic and productive," says Jachimowicz in a Harvard Business Review article.
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Jim Townsend, Obama's former deputy assistant secretary of defense for European and NATO policy, told me he adamantly disagreed with the current administration's belief that Moscow would be willing to become a more energetic partner in the ISIS fight.
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The GRAND folks hope their experiment will eventually hunt for yet-to-be-detected neutrinos that are ten thousand times more energetic than those detected by IceCube, which would correspond with even higher-energy cosmic rays occasionally found by scientists.
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They examined not just the gamma rays coming from the pulsar itself, but also the super-energetic gamma rays (1,000 times more energetic than the excess streaming from the galactic center) that appeared as a relatively broad halo around the pulsars.
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When I'm ovulating—that time when an egg is released from the ovary and pushed down the fallopian tube, FYI, if you didn't listen during science at school—I feel more energetic, smarter, better looking, able to take on any task.
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TRIPOLI, Lebanon (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's resignation has failed to quell nationwide protests but nowhere have they proven more determined and more energetic than in the second biggest city, Tripoli, whose residents complain of decades of neglect.
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Sixteen months into Donald Trump's presidency, picking at his writing and speaking style feels old: Much ink, Google confirms, has already been spilled on the president's tone, which is more energetic and informal (critics might say more puerile) than previous presidents'.
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We played on bills with Murphy's Law, The Mob, Abused, Major Conflict, Urban Waste, Cause For Alarm, Kraut, Rapid Deployment and Killer Instinct, and we tried to be crazier and more energetic than all of them so people would notice us.
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"I think it would have been better if he were more energetic, more pointed and forceful —" Before he could finish his thought, he was interrupted by Mr. Hannity and another guest, the Trump loyalist Dan Bongino, who quickly rebuked his colleague.
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They had lived in New Paltz since the 1970s, when they both arrived in the upstate town as freshmen at SUNY New Paltz, and they loved their five-bedroom Victorian house, but they were eager for a more energetic environment.
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"Usually, you don't get lower-atmosphere ionization because cosmic rays don't penetrate that far, but the more energetic ones from supernovae come right down to the surface -- so there would be a lot of electrons being knocked out of the atmosphere," Melott said.
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Re-entering the main event, I find the crowd considerably more energetic, singing along to 5ive's "Keep On Moving", a song I cannot consciously remember listening to at any point in my life, but which I somehow know all the words to.
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Thanks to that early exposure and many, many repeated listens, records like Master of Reality and Paranoid feel like old friends, which—despite their far more energetic, bastardized approach to heavy metal thunder—is exactly the way I feel about Black Tusk.
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Of course, it's not lost on Behar that a company better known for products like Hot Pockets and Haagen-Dazs ice cream is backing a portfolio of vitamin and wellness brands that aims to make us all healthier, more energetic and better rested.
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The mental pause in between studying for tests and analyzing writing would help in countless ways some for me personally being; more energetic, happier, less stressed, and better management over my schoolwork and grades, all making this practice time an even better idea.
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Mars retrograde ends on August 27, which will find everyone in a more energetic mood and clearer on how they want to move forward with their objectives—for you, Virgo, this will specifically be about how much energy you spend on work and play.
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The teaser hints that Onward's central siblings (Tom Holland voices the movie's younger and more skeptical lead; Chris Pratt plays his much more energetic older brother) will take some pains to let go of the idea that there isn't anything else to their reality.
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Solar storms are triggering X-ray auroras on Jupiter that are about eight times brighter than normal over a large area of the planet and hundreds of times more energetic than Earth's "northern lights," according to a new study using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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Mr. Trump has increasingly emphasized his opposition to abortion as the 2020 presidential campaign enters a more energetic phase, and as many of his would-be Democratic challengers warn of the threat to abortion rights posed by both a conservative Supreme Court and state legislatures like Alabama's.
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At the same time, her Republican opponent, Martha McSally, 52, a congresswoman and former United States Air Force pilot, drifted away during the campaign from centrist positions to a more energetic embrace of Mr. Trump on issues like building a wall on the border with Mexico.
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Arriving on the first Halloween of the post-truth era, Without Warning serves as a sequel and expansion pack to Savage Mode, honing in on the same dark chemistry that made the previous project special but introducing Offset as a more energetic foil to 21's heavy-lidded flow.
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Lobov, a man who plies his trade between the featherweight and lightweight divisions for the most part, has had to deal with a stronger and more energetic version of the featherweight champion than ever as he approaches his welterweight debut against Nate Diaz tomorrow night at the MGM Grand.
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Younger, more energetic and more openly urban and cosmopolitan than many of his rivals, Mr. Klaver has made an unabashed appeal to voters in larger cities and their suburbs, emphasizing the country's international image as a place that welcomes refugees, protects the environment and has a dynamic postindustrial economy.
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"Cascadia can make an earthquake almost 30 times more energetic than the San Andreas to start with, and then it generates a tsunami at the same time, which the side-by-side motion of the San Andreas can't do," said Chris Goldfinger, a professor of geophysics at Oregon State University.
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The Freedom ISO 2 has some similarities to the lightweight Saucony Kinvara, but the addition of the full-length Everun midsole is what gives the shoe a bouncier, more energetic feel that not only makes it effective for speed work, but also keeps you feeling fast on those longer runs.
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"When you spend at least some of your commute planning for the day or the week ahead, you'll arrive at work better prepared and therefore happier and more energetic and productive," Jon Jachimowicz, an expert on commuting and other work-related behaviors, writes in an article for Harvard Business Review.
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Jumbo's training as a dancer will surely come in handy when she's running around in one of Shakespeare's more energetic comedies, and, while Shakespeare doesn't appear in Adrienne Kennedy's important early play "Funnyhouse of a Negro" (along with two other one-acts, at the Signature, through June 19), he is talked about, as are any number of larger-than-life figures, ranging from Queen Victoria Regina to Jesus Christ.
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