Sentence examples for evolution of the energetic from inspiring English sources

Even if the current context does not feature adapted conditions to ensure an economically viable chain, the evolution of the energetic context in the next few years as well as the expected technological improvements will contribute to overall cost reduction.

The 2-dimensional model computes the variation of the shock strength both temporally and spatially and illustrates how this effects the evolution of the energetic particle spectra and intensities.

For recording the evolution of energetic intensity, the microcalorimetric tool shows special advantages compared with conventional techniques of biological investigation, such as disk diffusion method (Wu et al. 2013).

Solar events are studied using the characteristics of CMEs measured with SoHO/LASCO coronagraphs and the temporal evolution of solar energetic protons in different energy ranges measured by GOES 11 spacecraft.

Our faculty and staff engage in cutting-edge, forefront research projects in theoretical, experimental, and observational programs to understand the origin and evolution of the universe, the extremely energetic phenomena in the universe, the structure of galaxies and our Galaxy, our solar system and the search for extrasolar habitable planets.

We work on a wide range of topics at the frontiers of astrophysics: from understanding the beginning of the Universe to searching for habitable extrasolar planets; from the formation and evolution of the earliest galaxies to the most energetic events in the modern Universe; from our own solar system to the largest structures of the Universe.

This constant rotation enables a near continuous observation window with the opportunity to probe the rapid dynamic evolution of energetic particle distributions in this critical region of geospace.

Substantial profile change induced by the energetic conditions contributed to rapid evolution of the berm profiles toward equilibrium.

The evolution of inducible stress-responses is particularly impressive in the face of the energetic costs associated with increased gene expression.

The evolution of the system over time is characterised by its Hamiltonian, a representation of the energetic and other properties of the system.

At one extreme, it is possible that the energetic differences between compartments are not influential in the evolution of the mechanism of protein sorting and trafficking.