Sentence examples for this dissipation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, brakes can generate a torque only against their rotation, but they dissipate energy during operation and this dissipation makes the system intrinsically stable.

A pulse tube cryocooler (PTC) cannot work with Carnot efficiency due basically to the expansion work that has to be dissipated thermally at the warm end of the pulse tube, this dissipation is especially phenomenal with high cooling capacity or at high temperatures which reduces the COP and limits the application of PTC above 120 K.

Why this dissipation of social capital?

"I am always at my best when the bottom drops out," he said after this dissipation.

This dissipation often causes stresses to accumulate elsewhere in the fault system, triggering tremors far from the place where the rocks first slipped.

This dissipation contributes significantly to the total fracture toughness of the rubber and is therefore of great interest from a fracture mechanics point of view.

In this case, the dissipation is mainly provided by inter-particle collisions.

In this case, the dissipation of seismic energy through additional foundation movements reduced the moment-rotation demand on the columns.

In this study, the dissipation or generation of charge did not occur during charge verification, despite the fact that the charged sTNP tip touched the grounded metal surface under N2 conditions.

This energy dissipation can be normalized by the region (III) width, w, and the sample width B to find the dissipative energy (see more below).

This energy dissipation mechanism influences the wave propagation, intergranular attenuation, and dispersion through particles contacts.