Sentence examples for thus energetic from inspiring English sources

Thus, energetic contents unsuitable for electrical energy supply are utilized in order to diminish greenhouse gas emissions and minimize primary energy needs.

Thus, energetic particles of the solar wind interact directly with particles of the ionopause, creating a highly conductive layer under the satellite, at an altitude of 150 to 200 km on the dayside (Kallio et al. 2008).

Thus, energetic costs involved in chromatin remodeling and translational control, as well as the costs of making Hsp70 mRNA and protein, may all contribute to the metabolic response that we observed.

Thus, energetic demands of incubation should constrain incubation-scheduling, that is, the length of incubation bouts, their constancy (the amount of time birds actually incubate within an incubation bout), and their timing.

Thus, an energetic elasticity is realized in conjunction with the entropic elasticity.

Thus the energetic substitution effect of wood fuel generally does not compensate for forest C-stock losses.

Thus, an energetic improvement of more than 40% in comparison to a benchmark absorption - desorption based CO2 separation process was achieved.

Thus, the energetic balance ∆E of the above disproportionality reaction Eq. ( 1) is strongly left-shifted in oxide glass-formers such as vitreous silica SiO2, approaching 455 kJ/mol.

At these temperatures, due to the low-critical temperature of CO2 (about 31°C), CO2 is in fact compressed in the supercritical vapor phase rather than in the liquid phase, thus increasing energetic demand for compression.

I will provide evidence that diffuse radio sources, and thus highly energetic relativistic electrons, can be present within the cluster volume on different scales, at different cluster locations and in clusters with different dynamical conditions.

The key assumption is that the unfolding process does not imply a constant decrease in energy (i.e., release of bending strain energy), and thus some energetic input, Ω, is required to allow deviation from the high-energy folded or looped state, which can be considered a temperature-dependent state of quasi-equilibrium.