The phrase "accept energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, metaphysics, or discussions about energy transfer or consumption.
Example: "In order to harness renewable resources, we must learn to accept energy from the sun and wind."
Alternatives: "receive energy" or "take in energy".
Later Kuhn repeated the point, with the additional examples of German Romanticism, which disposed certain scientists to recognize and accept energy conservation, and British social thought which enabled acceptance of Darwinism (1977c, 325).
Mr. Downey has not disclosed his plans and did not respond to an interview request, but Ms. Cutter said that if Ms. Browner became energy czar, Mr. Downey's firm would no longer accept energy or environment-related work.
They can store more volumetric or gravimetric energy (energy density) than conventional capacitors; while on the other hand, are able to deliver or accept energy (power density) few orders higher than batteries26.
The travelling public are much more likely to accept energy efficiency measures that do not negatively affect their travel experience and as such, maximising the level of energy recuperated from the regenerative braking of urban rail rolling stock appears to be a promising solution.
In a competitive assay for urinary albumin, albumin-Cy5 was used as a tracer to accept energy from the pyridine-based luminescent donor ITC TEKES Eu, giving a rather high detection limit in the mg L−1 range [ 72].
Eu3+, the lanthanide ion that is most commonly used in bioanalytical applications, can accept energy from the ligand triplet state into any of several lower energy D j levels, with emission then occurring via transition from D0 to any of the ground-state levels F j to give signals at several characteristic wavelengths (Fig. 2) [ 3].
When negative work is performed, the driving system is always accepting energy from the driven system.
The currently most accepted energy value, 7.8±0.5 eV, was obtained from an indirect measurement using a NASA x-ray microcalorimeter with an instrumental resolution 26 eV.
Furthermore, statistical analysis showed that employees sharing an office and have either less than 10 or more than 20 years of employment are the most dissatisfied about room temperature and thus, they would pose a difficulty in accepting energy saving measures.
The flow charts illustrate the economic implications of an investment by adopting the widely accepted energy flow charts and by doing so, provide a clear picture of the profitability associated with a process and facilitate the identification of optimization potentials, respectively.
Hu noted that using T-segments gives a better balance on rejecting energy from a target source and accepting energy from the interference than TF segments [13].
