Sentence examples for energy divided from inspiring English sources

Magnetic dipole moments have dimensions of current times area or energy divided by magnetic flux density.

The magnitude of the momentum has to be the magnitude of energy divided by c.

So, I learned that the first component, of P is energy divided by c.

It therefore makes sense to define the average signal power as the total signal energy divided by its length.

So if you look at it, log p is minus some energy divided by RT plus some number.

The TRD, thought, is sensitive to =E/m, the energy divided by the mass.

Equally, children with separated parents may already have their time and energies divided between two different households and families, and, as they grow older, also have additional competing demands on their times from friends and other social networks.

A common net energy metric is the "energy return on energy invested", or EROI, which is equal to energy output divided by the energy input.

It can be shown that the maximum efficiency (energy extracted divided by energy available in the captured wind area) obtainable is about 59 percent, although actual wind turbines extract only a portion of this amount.

Alternatively, the physical activity level is calculated as daily energy expenditure divided by resting energy expenditure: physical activity level = daily energy expenditure/resting energy expenditure (FAO/WHO/UNU 2004).

The concept of the metric is fairly simple: The EROEI factor equals the Energy Output of a given energy source, divided by the Energy Input required to produce the usable energy.