Sentence examples for energy imparted from inspiring English sources
The dynamic energy imparted to structures can cause material failure.
The highest energy imparted to protons in a classical cyclotron is less than 25 MeV, and this achievement requires the imposition of hundreds of kilovolts to the dees.
The practical limit on the energy imparted by a betatron is set by the emission of electromagnetic energy from electrons moving in curved paths.
Dose area product (DAP) correlates well with the total energy imparted to the patient during fluoroscopic interventions.
Frictional dampers utilize the mechanism of friction for absorbing and dissipating the energy imparted to the dynamic systems.
All the energy imparted by the energy sources to the charged particles that carry the current is just equivalent to that lost by the charge carriers in useful work and heat dissipation around each loop of the circuit.
The bow stored the force of the archer's draw as potential energy, then transferred it to the bowstring as kinetic energy, imparting velocity and killing power to the arrow.
The squat leg-spinner drives through the crease with great energy imparting sufficient revs on the ball to get the in drift before it grips and jumps away from the right-hander's bat.
Commonly used films for such devices utilize the 10B(n,α 7Li reaction or the 6Li(n,α 3H reaction, which are attractive due to the relatively high energies imparted to the reaction products.
All its energy is imparted to the electron, which instantly jumps to a new energy level.
Two test series have been performed and simulated: (1) a reduced energy series which allowed for the use of strain gages and (2) a series with increased energy which imparted material damage.
