Sentence examples for energetic impacts from inspiring English sources
Although the meteoroids in the interplanetary space have very small masses, their velocities are extremely large and can produce highly energetic impacts.
Multiple nano-explosions of impregnated cyclotrimethylene trinitramine deagglomerate the nanopowder due to the highly energetic impacts of the blast waves, while the solid-solubility of one component into the other is enhanced by the extremely high local temperature generated during the nano-explosions.
The energetic impacts of the smaller planetesimals (as well as radioactive decay) will heat up the growing planet, causing it to at least partially melt.
Explanations that have been proposed for the contrasts in internal heating and consequent differentiation and geologic activity between Callisto and Ganymede include differences in formation conditions, the greater tidal heating experienced by Ganymede, and the more numerous and energetic impacts that would have been suffered by Ganymede during the Late Heavy Bombardment.
We also analyzed the energetic impacts of insertion/deletion events (i.e., indels) on nucleosome formation.
This result strongly indicates a role of selection in driving different energetic impacts on nucleosome formation for the two substitutional classes.
Such energetic impact events could affect the volatile budget on the planet.
The evaluation of energetic impact of different transport modes on global scale allows understanding that the larger impact on the energetic issues is caused by ground transports and in particular by cars.
We studied the prediction of the energetic impact on PAH native-state stability of 318 PKU-associated missense mutations, using the protein-design algorithm FoldX.
Carbon nanotube (CNT) films and nanopatterned lines were produced on silicon and indium tin oxide (ITO) substrates using energetic impact deposition (EID) of CNT aerosols.
If an energetic impact or explosion of known energy occurs on the surface of a small body, it is possible, utilizing crater scaling theory, to determine the strength of regolith by observing the crater size and its formation characteristics.
