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isolated system
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A system that does not interact with its surroundings, that is, its total energy and mass stay constant.
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This paper uses the 2D dynamics of a passively isolated system to show that coupling the vibration modes of the isolated system by altering the location of the isolators provides conditions which allow for the drastic reduction of residual vibrations.
Another formulation of the second law is that the entropy of an isolated system never decreases with time.
First, let us consider an isolated system of gas.
The Earth is not a thermally isolated system because it receives constant energy from the Sun.
Political activity and policy making can be perceived as an isolated system separated from citizens.
A thermally isolated system is one in which energy is not being added or subtracted.
The conservation principle states that 'in a causally isolated system the total amount of energy will remain constant'.
Yet this historical tracing of the progress of science must be philosophically informed, that is, grounded in the transcendentally isolated system of basic functions.
It was known that this phenomenon is due to the fact that ions are subject to a time-dependent confining potential and are therefore not an isolated system.
The Ge/Si 001) isolated system comes to a thermodynamic equilibrium state for the given temperature as a result of isothermal annealing [36].
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General yet simple description of chemical transport processes in non-isolated system is suggested.
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