| According to one model the forward movement is driven randomly by thermal energy. |
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| However, the beam will become progressively defocused, thus limiting the thermal energy to the deeper structures. |
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| If you have a high density of atoms and you put thermal energy into the system you will raise the temperature. |
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| Due to its electric drive, it is completely independent from the turbocharger and the thermal energy of the exhaust gasses. |
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| Melosh et al. proposed that wildfires were ignited by the thermal energy radiated by re-entering ejecta following the asteroid impact. |
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| When measuring heating effects, a unit of thermal energy known as a calorie is used. |
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| Ascent of magma and construction of volcanoes, however, are not driven by thermal energy but by gravitational energy. |
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| You pour diesel in it and the thermal energy gets converted to electricity. |
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| Heat, or thermal energy, is transferred from one body to another by virtue of a temperature differential. |
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| The focused sound waves result in an increase of temperature, and its thermal energy increases to necrotize tumor cells. |
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| Thermionic generators are designed to convert thermal energy directly into electricity. |
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| This figure includes both thermal energy for heating and electricity consumption. |
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| Either way, the gauze, acting as a heat sink, removes the thermal energy from the system so that the temperature above or below it is not sufficient to ignite the gas. |
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| It is necessary to have the appropriate number, power and type of generators for the thermal energy demands of the installation. |
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| It is therefore crucial to recover the greatest possible amount of thermal energy for both economic and environmental reasons. |
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| The heat source from which thermal energy is drawn determines the type of heat pump used. |
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| Simultaneous production of electricity and thermal energy in the form of heat or steam, from a single fuel source. |
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| Elecnor is breaking into the Spanish solar thermal energy scene by developing three thermoelectric plants, with a power of 50 MW each. |
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| By reacting hydrogen with oxygen under controlled conditions, fuel cells can generate electrical and thermal energy without releasing pollutants. |
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| Rather, the thermal energy of a project that is coming on-line will warm his and the steering committee's days. |
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| For example, water is necessary for producing electricity in Canada, through hydro-power or through the cooling of thermal energy plants. |
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| Natural gas is a fossil fuel and a very efficient source of thermal energy. |
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| Instability to collapse is a consequence of the fact that the released gravitational energy is essentially all radiated away, so that the thermal energy stays well below the gravitational energy. |
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| Perhaps the most unusual use of solar thermal energy was in the larger property, which is subdivided into a 1-bedroom flat and 4 bedsitters. |
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| In nuclear plants, the thermal energy is derived from a controlled nuclear reaction. |
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| This system is managed by energy transfer stations, which control, measure and transfer the required thermal energy to each building. |
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| Geoexchange technology is a thermal energy transfer system that takes advantage of solar energy stored in the ground and water. |
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| Some thermal energy is used for warm water heating, steam showers, silo whitewater heating and calender heating. |
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| If the bit becomes too small, the magnetic energy holding the bit in place may also become so small that thermal energy can cause it to demagnetize. |
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| Its core competencies are in natural gas-fired thermal energy and hydroelectric energy. |
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| The violent release of thermal energy associated with the failure vaporized many of its components and caused considerable collateral damage. |
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| Some thermal energy may be used for warm water heating, steam showers and silo whitewater heating. |
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| Indeed, the company's project involves the reclamation and re-use of tree bark from former dump sites for the production of thermal energy. |
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| Integrated mills that use best practices use no thermal energy for pulping, because the required heat comes from the paper machine whitewater. |
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| The collected electricity drives a heat pump, which converts the electrical energy into thermal energy. |
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| The thermal energy in the larger vents is comparable to a small nuclear reactor. |
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| Unlike an electrical battery, it stores energy in the form of thermal energy. |
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| A Japanese engineering company, Xenesys, is also exploring ocean thermal energy for Cuba and Tahiti, among other countries. |
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| Both the life support system Wayne carries and the V. S. are fueled by the Akrid's thermal energy blood. |
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| A thermomechanical engine, which is the same as a heat engine, will involve the transformation of thermal energy into mechanical work. |
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| Paper and board machines use thermal energy mainly for drying paper. |
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| This study will examine the feasibility of solar thermal energy to heat a variety of municipal facilities, including the public swimming pool, thereby reducing energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. |
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| The use of ammonium carbamate as a high energy density thermal energy storage material Douglas Dudis. |
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| All chemical pulp mills burn off black liquor as a part of the chemical refining process, and that thermal energy is then used to generate process steam and, in most cases, electricity with a cogeneration unit. |
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| The particles in the plume then recondensed, generating, as they fell back to earth, enough thermal energy to, in effect, broil the surface of the planet. |
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| Air heaters and soot blowers can use thermal energy. |
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| This keeps the pellets in constant motion, generates a uniform distribution of thermal energy, and prevents pellets from sticking together. |
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| The Peltier effect is when during the flow of direct current through the contact of two semiconductors in place of contact occurs liberation or absorption of thermal energy depending on the direction of electric current. |
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| They concluded that the core was losing two to three times as much heat to conduction as previously believed, which would leave too little thermal energy to account for the convective forces that power the Earth's geodynamo. |
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| Not only does the Pickard Centre treat wastewater before returning it to the Ottawa River, it is a cogeneration facility, producing electrical power and thermal energy. |
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| The fusion jointing process consists in transmitting precisely defined thermal energy to the pipe and fitting ends being joined by means of half-shell heating elements. |
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| The aim of the filter process is to replace the expenditure of purely thermal energy in the dewatering process, as occurs in wet kilns, with far more economical mechanical filter processes using filter presses. |
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| The thermal energy released by the combustion of various aircraft materials was measured using a standard cone calorimeter and a micro-calorimeter. |
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| Short-wave diathermy is used in medical therapy to produce local heating in tissue through the conversion of electromagnetic energy into thermal energy. |
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| Stirling also conceived the idea of a regenerator to store thermal energy during part of the cycle and then return this energy to the working fluid. |
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| It is still thermal energy, to mechanical energy, to electrical energy. |
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| The net thermal energy produced for the deaerator does not provide useful information because it is equal to the enthalpy of the water make-up minus any heat losses. |
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| Primary energy is that delivered by nature: the chemical energy contained in fossil fuels or biomass, the mechanical energy of wind and water, the thermal energy of subterranean water and solar radiation, and nuclear energy. |
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| When a metallic conductor is exposed to the same temperature along its length, the electrons move within the crystal lattice as a result of their thermal energy. |
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| Options include electrical battery and thermal energy storage. |
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| We heard that the people in charge of the Canadian Solar Industries Association admit that we are the least funded nation for solar thermal energy of all the western nations. |
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| Asian countries could assist PSIDS in the development of renewable energy resources, particularly solar energy, biogas, ocean thermal energy conversion and wind power. |
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| The thermally optimized properties of x-energy allow it to absorb thermal energy from heat sources faster than water and reduce energy losses in the system. |
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| The far infrared rays produce thermal energy. |
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| The manufacture of cement is an energy-intensive and greenhouse gas emissions intensive process that requires large amounts of thermal energy to heat the raw materials necessary to produce cement. |
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| I believe in solar thermal energy but we addressed the most urgent needs. |
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| In other words, the ability to convert thermal energy into work while the rubber relaxes is allowed by the higher entropy of the relaxed state. |
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| The hydrogen gas produced by the reaction is heated by the thermal energy released at the same time, causing ignition and a violent explosion. |
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| The result is atmospheric circulation that drives the weather and climate through redistribution of thermal energy. |
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| In the context of thermodynamics, the kinetic energy is also referred to as thermal energy. |
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| For solids, the thermal energy is associated primarily with the vibrations of its atoms or molecules about their equilibrium position. |
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| Broadband radiometry measures the thermal energy absorbed by the detector and assumes that this is the light energy received. |
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| Its operations include baseload, intermediate, peaking, and cogeneration facilities and thermal energy production. |
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| In nonpeak periods, when the heat pump is not operating, the thermal energy stored in the ring is released into the ground by heat conduction. |
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| The thermal energy storage tanks were also paired with Viridity Energy's VP Power software to provide additional flexibility. |
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| Enhancement of solar thermal energy storage performance using sodium thiosulfate pentahydrate of a conventional solar water-heating system. |
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| Matter is in its ground state, and contains no thermal energy. |
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| The energy of photons, the kinetic energy of emitted particles, and, later, the thermal energy of the surrounding matter, all contribute to the invariant mass of the system. |
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| Controlled thermal energy is then delivered to the airway walls to reduce the presence of muscles within the airway wall that narrow the airways in patients with asthma. |
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| Brine is a common fluid used as a secondary refrigerant in large refrigeration installations for the transport of thermal energy from place to place. |
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| In thermal power stations, mechanical power is produced by a heat engine that transforms thermal energy, often from combustion of a fuel, into rotational energy. |
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| Ocean thermal energy could also be harnessed to produce electricity utilizing the temperature difference between cold deep water and warm surface water. |
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| Thus by repeatedly heating and cooling the cylinder, the engine wasted most of its thermal energy rather than converting it into mechanical energy. |
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| The only major inputs to the Solvay process are salt, limestone and thermal energy, and its only major byproduct is calcium chloride, which is sold as road salt. |
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| Thermal energy from infrared, radiant heat sources has been used to treat chronic human wounds with decreasing frequency during the past 25 years. |
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| Thermal energy is economical in areas of high industrial density, as the high demand cannot be met by renewable sources. |
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| Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion uses the ocean's thermal gradient to drive a heat engine. |
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| Thermal energy causes some of the molecules at the outer edge of the atmosphere to increase their velocity to the point where they can escape from Earth's gravity. |
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