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Rapid growth creates more heat, which is dissipated by convection (liquid flow) when diffusion is too slow.

Nanoemulsion similarly needs high-energy input, which is dissipated across massive areas during the process of emulsification [11].

The piezoelectrics convert a part of the system's mechanical energy into electrical energy, which is dissipated by the shunted resistance.

The term of heat, which is dissipated in the base material due to heat conduction is often not contemplated, even if this term can reach very high values.

The approach-flow head loss fraction is that part of the total head loss which is dissipated by the approach-flow.

The radiator absorbs heat from the interior of the cells which is dissipated through the green roof and the evaporative cooling that occurs during the irrigation process.

As can be seen from Fig. 11, the total locomotive energy usage in the simulated trip was 18,054.77 kWh, most of which was dissipated by propulsion resistance, accounting for 42.48 %.

The irresistible smell is from the butter flavoring chemicals like diacetyl and Pentanedione which are dissipated into the air by the heating process.

Livers of GHRKO mice responded to insulin by increased activation of the early steps of insulin signaling, which was dissipated by altered PI3K subunit abundance which putatively inhibited AKT activation.

This was due to the generation of futile cycles in the simulation, which were dissipating the carbon and energy.

EWHE systems consist of buried pipe at a certain depth in which hot water is sent, through which heat is dissipated from the hot water to the earth resulting in decrease in the water outlet temperature.