Sentence examples for energy entry from inspiring English sources
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Most of the energy of entry was dissipated in the form of heat as the front shield pushed up against the Martian air.
It was only sort of rock and roll, and led to a great deal of other music made by people who probably liked the energy and low entry fees of rock and roll but needed more than three chords to make music, and maybe didn't need chords at all.
An analytical model is formulated to convert the head into kinetic energy at the entry and obtain a suitable flow angle.
The activation energy for the entry of n-butanol, iso-butanol and higher n-alcohols is found to be quite different from that of their overall sorption/diffusion from the liquid phase into the same zeolite.
We describe in the following the construction of the calorimeter, its calibration and how the calorimeter information is used to obtain energy, point of entry and time of the arrival of photons, electrons and charged particles.
Note that the columns of the estimated H ̂ sr and H ̂ rd have unit energy while each entry of H ̂ rr concentrates all the energy of the wireless link connecting the source node to the destination node via a given tier 1-tier 2 relay pair.
However, the competing β-hydride elimination is high enough in energy to prevent entry to this path through the reversibility of the transmetallation step under the investigated reaction conditions.
The heat and energy generated during atmospheric entry would be enough to power 280,000 homes.
There proved to be few barriers to entry in energy trading; and Enron's skilled employees were snapped up in droves by rivals.One indication of Enron's growing difficulties was the declining returns on extra revenues.
This would free building designers to concentrate on building design optimization rather than spending time on data preparation and manual entry into energy analysis applications.
