Sentence examples for energy square from inspiring English sources

Except one moment associated with the energy square, all other eight equilibrium moments can be theoretically and uniquely determined.

This implies that although the solver only evolves equations for mass, momentum, and energy, the implied discrete equation for kinetic energy (square of velocity) should be minimally-dissipative.

A mediocre guitarist and a messy vocalist — his quavering delivery often seemed to stop just short of a breakdown — he bristled with manic energy, squaring himself against his fastidious lyrics.

The energy (squared amplitude on bottom panel) of the secondary pulse is about 25 smaller than that of main pulse.

At the first stage of the chain, the complex samples are used to calculate the instantaneous signal energy (squared envelope signal).

Model and experiments are then combined to study the validity of the solid-phase criteria for flaming ignition found in the literature, namely critical temperature, critical mass loss rate, critical energy and critical time-energy squared.

Older homes are particularly wasteful: Homes built in 1939 or before use around 50percentt more energy per square foot than those constructed in 2000.

Plasma displays like Panasonic's, which can use up to 30percentt more energy per square inch than liquid crystal displays, would be hit hardest by the standard.

Architects Paul Davis and Partners submitted a proposal to produce the UK's first certified Passivhaus refurbishment and the result is a robust domestic space that uses more than eight times less energy per square metre than the average house.

Because in general, the kind of solar cell that can be fabricated in a lightweight, flexible and durable form does not capture enough energy per square inch to make it worthwhile.

A New Republic report claimed that The Bank of America tower in New York, hailed as the world's most "environmentally responsible" office building when it opened in 2010, actually produces more greenhouse gases and uses more energy per square foot than any comparably sized office building in Manhattan.