Sentence examples for capable of dissipating from inspiring English sources

The system was capable of dissipating the required heat load and exhibited an overall thermal resistance of 0.18 K/W requiring approximately 1.5 W of hydraulic power.

We develop and analyze efficient methods for computing damped vibration modes of an acoustic fluid confined in a cavity with absorbing walls capable of dissipating acoustic energy.

"The vast majority have a high sand content, with up to 95%-to-595%-to-595%-to-5%x, which allows a free draining surface that is capable of dissipating heavy rainfall".

Results show that the new-designed heatsinks are capable of dissipating heat up to 5 times more than currently available naturally-cooled heatsinks, with up to 30% less weight.

Non-linear dynamic analysis of short to long span slab girder bridges subjected to various ground motions shows that the device is capable of dissipating the seismic energy through hysteretic behavior and lowering demand on the substructure.

The proposed heat sink was capable of dissipating a heat load of 130 W at temperatures of less than 85 °C under the low noise level of 23 dBA, which is similar to the cooling performance of the existing devices.

An improved version of the connector capable to dissipate energy through both plasticity and friction and to provide enhanced displacement capacity is also proposed and tested.

Even though the tornado is dissipating, it is still capable of causing damage.

Uncoupling protein one (UCP1) is a mitochondrial inner membrane protein capable of uncoupling the electrochemical gradient from adenosine-5′-triphosphate (ATP) synthesis, dissipating energy as heat.

Apart from determining the tensile stiffness of the asphalt specimens, the DTT is also capable of evaluating the cracking resistance potential through estimating the energy dissipated during cracking.

The increase in the number of new molecular species capable of participating in the reaction set results in more ways to dissipate the free energy, and thus an increase, not a decrease, in entropy [ 28- 30].