Foods included in the High-energy descriptive food list were foods providing greater than 1.5 kcal/g (see Table 3).
31 We suggest, therefore, that describing these lesions as "strokelike" is inaccurate, and propose the novel descriptive term focal energy-dependent neuronal necrosis.
Results demonstrated that high-energy-consuming households receiving only descriptive normative information reduced their energy consumption, whilst low-energy consuming households receiving only the descriptive message showed a "boomerang" effect, whereby they increased their energy consumption post-baseline.
In this context, a kinetic model for ball milling, which incorporates size and fracture energy as descriptive variables, was developed.
To gain in-depth insights about the process, a descriptive model considering mass, energy and momentum balances, along with the kinetic and equilibrium equations was developed.
Many of the systems are familiar within the energy-storage community; others have appeared in numerous tabulations of such systems, but little is known about them beyond the basic descriptive parameters such as energy and power ratings.
For descriptive purposes, the nutrient densities (energy percentage [en%]) were calculated as a ratio of nutrient content (g/day) to total energy content (in kJ).
But a new descriptive formulation that focuses on energy use seems especially apt these days.
Although Multi-Criteria Decision Making methods have been extensively used in energy planning, their descriptive use has been rarely considered.
For energy losses, the descriptive statistics indicate that in the period under review, transmission losses ranged between 0.2 and 7.2 % and averaged 3.6%% of total energy purchases, Fig. 1.
The Ar laser was used at 40 50% of maximum power, resulting in 4 5 mV energy transfer/observation. Descriptive statistics are expressed as mean + SEM.
