Sentence examples for experimental energy from inspiring English sources
Although our experimental energy range does not allow us to experimentally verify the predicted HOMO LUMO gap, we note that the theoretical (LUMO)–(LUMO+1) energy almost perfectly matches the experimental energy difference between peaks 1 and 4 (Δ E14 = 0.82 ± 0.04 eV).
The experimental energy resolution is about 0.15 eV.
I want to inject that same creative, experimental energy into how I present and share my collection," Nonoo explained.
Another is an experimental energy program that, among other things, would provide serious money for developing "biofuels" from farm products.
These vehicles bear a less experimental energy source, originally developed by Thomas A. Edison, but subsequently improved by Westinghouse.
At 41, Fujimoto is the youngest architect to be selected for the commission, and he brings a fresh, experimental energy to the project.
AN EXPERIMENTAL energy-efficient house, built with rigid polystyrene panels and partly financed by the state, is scheduled to undergo performance tests this winter.
The palm-sized prototype generates three times as much power per square centimeter as other membraneless systems — a power density that is an order of magnitude higher than that of many lithium-ion batteries and other commercial and experimental energy-storage systems.
The experimental energies agree with those calculated by means of the envelope-function model adopting the accepted values of materials parameters and including strains.
Because they do not depend on observation frequency, computed grain boundary energies are more reliable than the experimental energies for low population boundary types.
The structural properties of the X−H2O systems (XF, Cl, Br, I) are presented with a detailed comparison with experimental energies.
