Sentence examples for more internal energy from inspiring English sources

That's because Earth has more internal energy than Mercury, powering the movement of the plates.

Rising temperature simply provides more internal energy to CO2 molecules in the gas phase.

A nuclear isomer may also be called a "meta-state", meaning the system has more internal energy than the "ground state" (the state with the lowest possible internal energy), making the former likely to decay into the latter.

Viewed in this way, the entropy should appear no more mystical than the internal energy.

The equations of state for the density and internal energy are more complicated than the ideal gas.

Since (gamma_{mathrm{turb}} > gamma_{mathrm{th}}), we see that turbulent energy is more efficient, per unit specific internal energy, at pushing the shock than thermal energy.

For each ligand, a maximum of 100 conformations are generated with the calculated internal energy no more than 15 kcal/mol above the energy of the ligand conformation with the lowest internal energy.

Here it is believed that the 3WJDNA provided a more rigid structure, producing a lower internal energy or Δ H compared to the RNAs; however, the flexibility of the RNAs provided more disorder, thus giving strong stability, ease of folding, and a more negative Δ G°.

Most new management positions were filled by outsiders until SuccessFactors' talent-tracking tools showed that Direct Energy could do more internal promotions.

The calculation adopts the control of overall additional stiffness, and defines the stiffness coefficient no more than 5%% of the total internal energy.

The largest sub-state in Level 2 comprises more than 6,000 conformations, and the internal energy distribution in this cluster is quite diverse (Figure 5; Level 2).