Few actresses have dared to portray La Lupe's wild, energized songs, but Sully received standing ovations and excellent reviews in Hispanic and American newspapers, winning an ACE and HOLA award for best starring actress.

On December 2, a crowd energized by speakers from the Nonpartisan League again grew angry after TCRT cut off electricity to the streetcars in downtown St. Paul, making it impossible for many people to return home.

Energy X strikes many of the city's inhabitants, giving them superpowers that echo their personality traits ( for instance, Minuteman's staunch patriotism and El Diablo's fiery temper ) or draw on the situation they were in when energized ( e. g., The Ant or Nuclear Winter ).

Peaceful space travel and space exploration were clearly important objectives that energized many of the higher level instigators even of the German V-2 rocket program, which was funded by the German Army entirely for military purposes.

As they went, they encountered many more strange -- and frightened -- Rahi, as well as a few more new enemies: the horrible hybrid Rahi known as the Rahi Nui, a being made entirely out of energized Protodermis, and the Karzahni: the superpowerful predecessor of the Morbuzakh.

When a player re-energizes, the display shows how many times the player has energized.

The 1937 movie Slim ( based on the novel by William Wister Haines ) starring Henry Fonda salutes the linemen who wired the remote parts of the United States for electric power during the 1930s and realistically details many of the dangers they faced climbing towers and working on energized high-voltage equipment.

While an influx of new residents from different cultures presents some challenges, " the United States has always been energized by its immigrant populations ," said President Bill Clinton in 1998.

Initially, atoms are energized from the ground state to the excited state by a process called pumping, described below.

When the coil is energized with direct current, a diode is often placed across the coil to dissipate the energy from the collapsing magnetic field at deactivation, which would otherwise generate a voltage spike dangerous to semiconductor circuit components.

Its interior is energized by ultraviolet ( UV ) light and stellar winds from hot stars in the Orion OB1 association.

During the American Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, interfaith Seders energized and inspired leaders from various communities who came together to march for equal protection for all.

They are injected from the geomagnetic tail following geomagnetic storms, and are subsequently energized though wave-particle interactions.

This refers to the process by which the light is generated ; the excitation of nitrogen molecules due to electron collisions ( the electrons possibly having been energized by the electromagnetic pulse caused by a discharge from the Ionosphere ).

What emerges from these philosophies, in the view of Hu, is a country with systematic approach to national structure and development that combines dynamic economic growth, a free market energized by a vigorous " nonpublic " ( i. e., private ) sector, heavy-handed political and media control, personal but not political freedoms, concern for the welfare of all citizens, cultural enlightenment, and a synergistic approach to diverse social issues ( the Scientific Development Perspective ) that lead, in Hu ’ s vision, to a " Harmonious Society ".

Even though this device was a covert listening device, not an identification tag, it is considered to be a predecessor of RFID technology, because it was likewise passive, being energized and activated by waves from an outside source.

While powered ( energized ), photomultipliers must be shielded from ambient light to prevent their destruction through overexcitation.

The acquisition includes digital products and an expansive microfilm vault that will be energized through ProQuest ’ s strength in conversion from film to searchable electronic formats.

The conference left students, from Young Democrats to radical activists, energized and teeming with hope.

Each different combination of energized windings produces a different torque from the motor, which yields a different equilibrium speed in balance against the drag ( resistance to rotation ) of the blade assembly in contact with the material inside the food container.

* John H. Lawrence uses beams of energized neutrons from a particle accelerator to treat a patient with leukemia.

The fourth EVA is considered one of the most challenging and dangerous ever performed: while perched on the end of a 90 foot robotic boom, further away from the safety of the airlock than anyone had previously ventured, he had to repair a fully energized solar array.

An auxiliary contact from the contactor is used to maintain the contactor coil energized after the start command for the motor has been released.

" We ought at all times to wait for the enlightenment that comes from above before we speak with a faith energized by love ; for the illumination which will enable us to speak.

Nemesis discovered that Magma is also able to recover from laceration wounds in her human form by changing to her energized form, the intense heat cauterizing and sealing any wounds.

The trade, which also netted first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz from the Twins, shored up Boston's infield defense and energized the team, which went 42 – 19 after the deal to win the American League's wild card ( 56 – 45 before the trade ).

The band ’ s style has changed over the years, as explained by Allmusic: " since their inception, Florida's Underoath have evolved from a run-of-the-mill Christian metalcore band into a fluid, dynamic, and energized rock group that adeptly blends emotive melody, charged punk rock rhythms, and a chunky, engaging bottom end.

The transformer primary winding, being energized constantly, does consume a small amount ( about 1 to 2 W ) of standby power constantly ; the tradeoff is that the wiring to the button carries only safe, low voltage isolated from earth ground.

The field produced by a single-phase winding can provide energy to a motor already rotating, but without auxiliary mechanisms the motor will not accelerate from a stop when energized.

In the early part of the 20th century, the Great Western Railway in Great Britain experimented with an electric system, whereby long bars in the space between the rails became energized with an electric current ( supplied from a battery ) when the distant signal was clear.

It energized anti-slavery forces in the American North, while provoking widespread anger in the South.

In the early 1850s, after examining an example of a Ruhmkorff coil, which produced a small spark of around 2 inches ( 50 mm ) when energized, American inventor Edward Samuel Ritchie perceived that it could be made more efficient and produce a stronger spark by redesigning and improving its secondary insulation.

* Emmett Louis " Bobo " Till ( 1941 – 1955 ), an African-American whose murder energized the American civil rights movement

Truman's feisty campaign style energized his base of traditional Democrats, most of the white South, Catholic and Jewish voters, and — in a surprise — Midwestern farmers.

He initially energized the Brewers, who featured a high-powered offense, but pitching woes and Lopes's own risky style of game management led to losing seasons.

Fans and players alike seemed energized by his boisterous and in-your-face coaching style, which seemed refreshing when compared to the low-key Smith and Guthridge.

By contrast, the National Union Party was united and energized as Lincoln made emancipation the central issue, and state Republican parties stressed the perfidy of the Copperheads.

His career was energized when he made part of Professor Charles Hartt's Geological Commission which covered the north and south of the country.

Hempton concludes that Methodism was an international missionary movement of great spiritual power and organizational capacity ; it energized people of all conditions and backgrounds ; it was fueled by preachers who made severe sacrifices to bring souls to Christ ; it grew with unprecedented speed, especially in America ; it then sailed too complacently into the 20th century.

Around 2000 a system was developed that concentrated radio frequency waves into a solid dielectric waveguide made of ceramic which energized a light emitting plasma in a bulb positioned inside.

The Wall Street Journal wrote that " when his album King of the Delta Blues Singers made its belated way to England in the mid-1960s, it energized a generation of musicians ".