Sentence examples for mechanical energy provided from inspiring English sources

A high impeller speed increased drop size by transforming the transition inversion mechanism to a catastrophic mechanism under which the size of drops is mainly determined by the mechanical energy provided.

At a high agitation speed the mechanical energy provided by the impeller homogenised the emulsion instantaneously and did not allow the optimum formulation and the associated ultra-low interfacial tension to be reached regardless of location of the impeller.

This flow dissipates mechanical energy and provides the composite material with attractive damping properties.

This compressor uses thermal energy provided through the heater instead of mechanical energy to increase the pressure of the heat pump working fluid.

My project is concerned with the application of concepts, theories, and models of statistical physics to motor proteins, amazing molecules that are able to transform the energy provided by a chemical reaction into mechanical work.

A mechanical model based on fracture energy provides the background for the theoretical explanation of the debonding phenomena.

The triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), as an emerging energy harvesting technology, shows particular advantages in transforming low frequency mechanical energy into electricity, providing new opportunities for harvesting water wave energy.

The release of mechanical energy by CNTs provides big enough energy to lift up amorphous carbon coatings on catalyst particles and substrates simulated by finite element analysis.

The release of mechanical energy by CNTs provides big enough energy to lift up amorphous carbon flakes on catalyst particles and substrates which finally stay at the interfaces of the two layers simulated by finite element analysis.

The major producing regions were located in rural areas of the northeast, in proximity to Zürich Winterthur and Sankt Gallen Appenzell Glarus, near sources of impounded water that provided mechanical energy for running the machines.

High-power mechanical energy harvesting can potentially provide a valuable alternative to the use of batteries, but, until now, a suitable mechanical-to-electrical energy conversion technology did not exist.