Sentence examples for maps of energy from inspiring English sources

As a result, maps of energy consumed by end use are presented for the years 1991, 2000, and 2007.

The presented contour maps of energy band gap and lattice constants versus concentrations could be useful for designing new structures with the desired optical properties.

The presented contour maps of energy band gap and lattice constants versus concentrations could be very useful for designing new structures with desired optical properties.

The simulation run lasts for 600 s. Figure 16 shows the distribution map of energy consumption for the protocols.

This technical note describes a prototype thermally based portal imaging device that allows mapping of energy deposition on the surface of a tissue mimicking material in a focused ultrasound surgery (FUS) beam by using an infrared camera to measure the temperature change on that surface.

This is a new step from the recent understanding of energetics in the atmosphere and ocean that had been focused on, for example, the global mapping of energy conversion rates associated with various physical processes (e.g., baroclinic and barotropic instabilities) and external forcing (Iwasaki 2001; Aiki and Richards 2008; Zhai et al. 2012).

The government is due to address this issue by announcing maps of renewable energy provision around the country, which would also identify optimal areas for windfarms.

The user can also view the output data such as three-dimensional maps of the energy-dependent mesh-wise scalar flux, reaction rates and power peaking factors.

The phase space of neutron beams is mapped by means of energy-resolved neutron imaging using a 2D position-sensitive detector in time-of-flight regime.

A mapping of the energy landscape shows that stretching the protein causes energy minima and energy barriers to flatten out and disappear, and new energy minima to be created.

OO The U.S. Energy Story: Not a Pretty Picture A new interactive map of US energy production over the past 20 years shows the biggest growth has been in natural gas, nuclear and biofuels; 2 out of 3 spout carbon emissions.... Bad Ideas: Damning Big Dams.