Canada has been the most energetic in pursuing this strategy.
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The loudest noise usually came from the most energetic nightclubs.
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This is one of the most energetic days of the month!
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Reyes, 34, is by far the most energetic of the three.
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They are usually the loudest and most energetic ones on the sideline.
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Schneider: I agree that this was one of Biden's most energetic performances.
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The remarks, even more than Cruz's own, garner the loudest and most energetic applause.
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Pope Francis is one of the most energetic and empathetic popes in recent history.
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The four works on view at Brown showcase the most energetic of the library's findings.
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Our most energetic recent social movements—Occupy, #MeToo, Black Lives Matter—have retribution in mind.
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To visit Frieze is to be confronted with the most energetic art being produced today.
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UHECRs are the universe's most energetic particles, and they zoom around space at near light speeds.
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It's the most energetic object for light-years in all directions (it's literally a huge fusion reactor).
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Lutsenko, who was injured in the protests by riot police, was one of the most energetic participants.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Tulip is often the most energetic person in the room, the one with the most vitality.
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The explosions were gamma-ray bursts: short eruptions of the most energetic form of light in the universe.
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" Now, he added, "we will start seeing into the guts of the most energetic objects in the universe.
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Another violent space explosion, called a gamma-ray burst, emitted the brightest, most energetic light in the universe.
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But the two most energetic volunteers there were 74-year-old Cleta Dunaway and Cyndi Nelson, who is 69.
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But even that meteor has nothing on the most energetic airburst on record—the Tunguska event of June 1908.
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Mr. Macron, who has emerged as Europe's most energetic leader, has made an urgent case for a liberal Europe.
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"Sandra is quite possibly the smartest, most fun, most energetic and cool woman I've ever worked with," Saltzman tells PEOPLE.
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"These reflect the most energetic explosions yet observed and could reflect the onset of steam-driven explosive activity," it explained.
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She said from her firsthand view the Jamboree was "one of the most energetic crowds" she has seen for Trump.
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This Houston-based producer and M.C. is known for being one of the most energetic and spontaneous performers in rap.
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We've only seen them in other galaxies, and they're some of the most energetic events ever observed in the universe.
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For half a century, scientists haven't been able to pin down where the most energetic rays in our Universe come from.
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After observing more than 30,000 of the most energetic particles, the researchers created a map of their distributions in the sky.
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The black holes act as an engine powering the galaxy, making it one of the most energetic objects in the universe.
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"These reflect the most energetic explosions yet observed and could reflect the onset of steam-driven explosive activity," the HVO said.
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"These reflect the most energetic explosions yet observed and could reflect the onset of steam-driven explosive activity," the agency said.
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He was described by his coach, Craig Schurig, as "one of the most energetic and well-liked players" he had encountered.
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Milan, its most energetic city, seems anxious to get back to business as usual, but that won't be quick, nor easy.
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Travis Scott had one of the most energetic performances of the show, but also released a new sneaker during the ceremony.
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And honestly: I have just as much fun when I go out, and I'm often the happiest and most energetic person there.
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It's thought that black holes are the source for some of the most energetic particles in the universe, known as cosmic rays.
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By following a morning routine that focuses on her health, Blake says that she can be her most energetic and creative self.
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Some thought Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor, had one of his most energetic performances, while the retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson barely registered.
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"I always knew that, even if I was not the most beautiful girl, I'd be the most energetic and hard-working," Bündchen shared.
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Over the last week or so, the sun has experienced a series of solar flares, including the most energetic one in a decade.
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Blazars are thought to be powered by supermassive black holes, and they are one of the most energetic phenomena observed in the universe.
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The 14-track project is one of the most energetic releases of the year, fueled by the chaotic wonder of the new generation.
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But on Monday night, he unleashed a stinging barrage against her character in the most energetic speech of the Republican National Convention's opening night.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in the universe caused by some of the most energetic cosmic events, from exploding stars to supermassive black hole mergers.
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This track, for instance, is one of the most energetic songs tracks in their entire catalog, as Bennington and Shinoda once again seamlessly united.
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By some measures, they're the most energetic events in the Universe, thanks to their long lifetimes of hundreds of thousands of years or more.
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"I always knew that, even if I was not the most beautiful girl, I'd be the most energetic and hard-working," the model said.
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Nearly eight months after the current cycle's first Democratic presidential debate, the Las Vegas edition was the most energetic, freewheeling and ferocious so far.
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It brings in bigger crowds than any other women's race on the World Cup circuit and, for me, has the most energetic, fun vibe.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by the most energetic events in the universe—supernovae, black hole mergers, and the like.
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Scientists have detected the brightest, most energetic light in the universe for the first time: Telescopes captured two violent space explosions called gamma-ray bursts.
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Gamma rays are photons with an energy greater than 1 billion times the energy of visible light, making them the most energetic form of light.
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This foursome of three Danes and a Norwegian is one of our most energetic and effervescent young quartets — beards, line of craft beer and all.
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And I think it's fair to say this is the most energetic argument you've seen for universal health care in the history of this party.
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This is the most energetic radiation ever measured from gamma rays, creating the brightest source of high-energy light in the universe, the astronomers said.
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Since the discovery of "cosmic rays" a hundred years ago, no one knew for sure where the most energetic of these particles came from—until now.
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As the New York primary approaches, many of Senator Bernie Sanders's most energetic and enthusiastic supporters are members of the small but influential Working Families Party.
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I have known Nvidia's founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang for 15 years, and he is one of the most energetic and visionary leaders in Silicon Valley.
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One of the founders of Danaher Corporation, an industrial-design and innovation conglomerate, Mr Rales has quietly become one of America's most energetic collectors of modern art.
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But she doesn't need to wait for his signal to start courting his most energetic voters, whose support she will need to beat Mr. Trump in November.
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Personally the most energetic band I saw the whole week was Excel— Dan Clements was clearly having such a great time you couldn't help but grin watching.
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The most energetic blasts, such as those emitted by AGN, could push the sails all the way to the brink of that cosmic speed limit within years.
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So how does America become great again by berating and evicting its most energetic, enterprising, law-abiding, job-creating, idea-generating, self-multiplying and God-fearing people?
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The most energetic coalitions come forth, as was the case in 2008, when they have someone to believe in and a set of ideas for which to fight.
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"I mean, in the most energetic terms possible, that there is no place in our community (or any other) for this kind of hatred and violence," Venema said.
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Twitter said football fans were "the most energetic we've seen" on the platform this season, prompting the plan to rain the tweets onto the field after the game wraps.
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It happens to be one of the most energetic such regions in our neighborhood, according to the ESO release (which goes in to explain way more of the intricate details).
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"I'm a supernova person to start with so I got really thrilled that this could be the most energetic supernova ever," Peter Lundqvist from Stockholm University in Sweden told Gizmodo.
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Mr. Lamar's set was a wild contrast with that of Travis Scott, who performed just before him, and is one of contemporary hip-hop's most energetic and disruptive live performers.
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By using this technique, the observatory can pick up signs of the most energetic particles, which hit the atmosphere with energies greater than quintillions of electronvolts — that's 1 X 10^18.
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"He really is just the most energetic and creative man and so interesting to talk to," she said before Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour, walked over for a few words.
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The revival last month was the most energetic of several recent attempts by Christians in various camps to confront what they see as Mr. Trump's "court evangelicals" selling out the faith.
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By measuring the energy of the most energetic electrons, physicists can deduce the energy—and thus the mass (or really, a weighted average of the three contributing masses)—of the electron neutrino.
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Scientists have been aware of strange flashes of gamma-rays in the sky since the 60s, and have known that they must be coming from the most energetic explosions in the Universe.
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If businesses cannot get things done themselves, even the most energetic politician will struggle to set up enough factories to generate jobs for the 1.1m Indians joining the labour market every month.
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As a black woman, Winfrey would mobilize the most energetic, loyal part of the Democratic base and be a living rebuke to Trump, who won the presidency by mobilizing racism and misogyny.
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" Indeed, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), a Trump booster, told National Journal last year that Kasich is "one of the most energetic and innovative idea-oriented Republicans of his generation.
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Losing some of the zaniest, most energetic scenes that helped zip the first two seasons along is strongly felt as a result; the tone deviates from GLOW's trademark fun as a result.
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As Swift is wont to do, she makes a big entrance about three-quarters of the way through the film, and her number is one of the most energetic of the night.
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So Web People favor more trade expansion, along the lines of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and more managed immigration that attracts the most energetic and smartest minds, and more vehicles for lifelong learning.
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The artist himself, dubbed "one of contemporary hip-hop's most energetic and disruptive live performers," often encourages the typically good-natured bedlam and has been known to sacrifice his own body to participate.
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The Wolverines (28-7) had won nine in a row, including the Big Ten tournament championship, entering the N.C.A.A. tournament, and they have a reputation as one of the nation's most energetic defensive teams.
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The experiment, which hunts for neutrino events within a subsurface cubic-kilometer of clear glacial ice, has registered around 100 high-energy neutrino observations, but the particle nicknamed "Big Bird" remains the most energetic.
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While Ice Cube's Coachella set last Saturday was likely the most energetic and star-filled of the weekend — MC Ren, DJ Yella, Snoop Dogg and Common — there was a very important person very obviously missing.
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After the most energetic September on record in the Atlantic Ocean basin, with three monster storms making landfall in the U.S. or its territories, it's clear that the hurricane season is by no means over.
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Produced by pyrotechnic events like exploding stars, pulsar bursts, or galactic cores, these rays represent light at its most energetic and powerful, and are capable of ravaging wide swaths of space like merciless cosmic steamrollers.
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The ministry sent a letter to the Venezuelan embassy in Bogota expressing its "most energetic protest" against the incident, which took place in the Tibu municipality in Norte de Santander province on Sunday, the statement added.
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"My nickname is Siouxper Nova because I'm a member of the Sioux tribe, we are the star people, and supernova is one of the most energetic phenomena in the universe," said Charee Peters, 29, an astronomer.
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Watch as The World's Most Energetic Band™ turns a bummer birthday into a full-on ice cream bash in their video for "Barf Day" with just a few frozen treats and some minor auto theft.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When it became clear that President Donald Trump was seriously considering nominating Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court, the conservative judge's former law clerks swung into action as among his most energetic public cheerleaders.
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" The philosopher and physicist David Z. Albert, a close friend of Kimhi's, calls him "the best and most energetic and most surprising conversationalist I have ever met, a volcano of theories and opinions and provocations about absolutely everything.
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"Of course, Hartford was home to the Whalers, whose fan base is still ranked as one of the N.H.L.'s most energetic with the continued sale of items trademarked with the classic green and blue logo," they wrote.
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It's the first directing nomination for Lee, who, by almost any other measure, has been widely regarded as one of his medium's most important artists — and one of his industry's most energetic ombudsmen — for at least two decades.
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They sought to dissect this fog and its history using data from the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, a satellite that was launched in 2008 to study gamma rays, the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation in the heavens.
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Instead of erupting into a riotous chorus of "BOOs," people simply left in a cloud of shock and worry about what sort of "emergency" had prompted the interruption of one of the most energetic performances of West's Saint Pablo Tour.
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"The idea that at the most critical moment for our party and for country, party leadership is attacking the most energetic and the most bold of us and, frankly, our present and our future, is appalling to me," Simpson said.
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His campaign launch, in a large circus tent on the south bank of the Thames, was one of the most energetic and unusual events staged by any Conservative politician in recent memory, surprising both in its scope and its tone.
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"This burst of activity, which must have resulted in the explosion of more than a 100,000 supernovae, was probably one of the most energetic events in the whole history of the Milky Way." said Francisco Nogueras-Lara, that study's author.
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Without some young professionals putting down roots and investing in their local communities, what has historically been the most energetic group of city-builders will become a lost generation of nomads flitting from one shared kitchen to another all over the planet.
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As much as we all love complaining about how busy we are — real talk, everyone gets a little bit of smug pleasure from declaring themselves "totally swamped" — burnout is very real and can strike even the most energetic and highly functioning among us.
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And even if you didn't drink one too many glasses of Champagne or flaming rum punch the night before, you might be on the utterly, overwhelmingly exhausted side, because this time of year does that to even the most energetic of us.
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This dazzling mass death of stars "was probably one of the most energetic events in the whole history of the Milky Way," said lead author Francisco Nogueras-Lara, an astronomer at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Germany, in a statement.
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The traveling "user-generated concert experience" offers only the most energetic and well-versed hip-hop fans a chance to rock the mic with party staples like "Knuck if You Buck" by Crime Mobb and new classics like "Jumpman" by Future and Drake.
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Gamma ray bursts are considered to be the most energetic events in the universe—they're not fully understood, but they're almost certainly explosions of stars, and they release more energy in 10 seconds than the sun will in its entire ten billion year lifetime.
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In his interview with the Ukrainian website, Nikitin admitted taking part in the ferocious clashes, which broke out during the European Championship tournament in June 2016, saying his squad of hooligans had "proven to be the most energetic and powerful group" in the skirmishes.
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Charlie Wilson, the U.S. representative from the Second District, in East Texas, one of the most conservative parts of the state, was a drunk, a drug user, and the most energetic playboy on Capitol Hill, who enjoyed lounging in hot tubs with showgirls and cocaine.
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And of course, the most energetic hand-wringing is reserved for what has befallen the United States — not just the election of a president with little visible respect for democratic norms but the seeming ease with which Russia cyberburrowed into email systems and social media networks.
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While it's extremely easy to never miss an opportunity to poke fun at these y'allternative-first goobers who are stubbornly missing out on seven other great records, the earliest Wilco albums— A.M., Being There and Summerteeth—contain songs that still rank among their most energetic and undeniably infectious.
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In what became, for both of them, their most energetic debate in months, Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren teamed up to confront Mr. Bloomberg about his record on policing, challenging his expressions of contrition about his years of strong support for invasive searches that disproportionately targeted black and Hispanic men.
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"Cosmic rays are mostly protons accelerated by some of the most energetic phenomena in the universe, like the blast waves of exploding stars and jets produced when matter falls into black holes," said Mario Nicola Mazziotta, a researcher at Italy's National Institute of Nuclear Physics who studies the rays using NASA imagery.
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Dense, large rocks roughly two feet in diameter (60 centimetres) were found in a parking lot a few hundred yards away from Kilauea's summit crater, which reflect the "most energetic explosions yet observed and could reflect the onset of steam-driven explosive activity," the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said in a statement, and continues to monitor activity.
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Starting Insomnia after Kit Kat Club, where she used to promote events, became too mainstream, Dominique—while not a DJ by profession—has been curating the music for some of Berlin's most energetic group sex get-togethers here since 2006, so she knows what tunes to drop when the knickers drop, so to speak Hi Dominique, great to meet you!
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