Sentence examples for energetic concepts from inspiring English sources
Results showed that indices based on energetic concepts (resilience and modified resilience) represent a better compact estimate of reliability than the entropy.
Sarah Fitzmaurice of Daily Mail also gave a positive review for the video praising its simple and energetic concept accompanied by the "fierce outfits".
The iso-energetic concept allows indeterminacy, so nonpredictable (i.e. random) or near-random (i.e. stochastic) fluctuations are possible.
Furthermore, a closer look at the polar bear fur and other related principles in nature delivered additional concepts for energetic optimization.
In this study, performance analyses of a gas turbine with two intercoolers and two re-heaters based on energetic, exergetic and ecological concepts such as power, power density, second-law efficiency (exergy efficiency), exergy destruction, ecological coefficient of performance (ECOP) and effective ecological power density (EFECPOD).
The concept of energetic path brings physical meaning into mathematical models by attributing to each link a role in the conservation or dissipation of the energy.
The piece generated an energetic discussion about the concept of privilege and what it means, but Princeton professor Imani Perry says we need to change the conversation.
The iso-energetic and some other concepts corroborate the idea that the brain is amenable to chaos theory.
From this point of view, the immunohandicap hypothesis could be also seen as a part of larger concept of energetic trade-offs between investment in reproduction and immune defence in males.
The application of co-electrolysis for direct syngas production as well as the implementation of advanced heat integration concepts allow for an energetic efficiency of ηen > 0.6.
"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" also takes an ancient TV premise -- it substitutes bickering cops for "New Girl's" mismatched roommates -- and gives it a light, energetic makeover without dismantling the core concepts that make it so strong.
