energy imparted造句

• "Some of them will have enough energy imparted to them that they'll ionize,"
• This can be the energy imparted by a kick motor to a spacecraft.
• The kinetic energy imparted to the blood depends on the ex-chamber spurt time, and the stroke / spurt distance.
• The term " transfer energy " means the total amount of energy imparted by a rocket stage to its payload.
• A hypervelocity railgun works very much like a particle accelerator insofar as it converts electrical potential energy into kinetic energy imparted to the projectile.
• The energy imparted on the traveling slow electrons by the external electrode field is sufficient to ionize the gas molecules through successive ( cascade ) collisions.
• But, basically, Lockheed was providing the Jet Propulsion Laboratory with data on the amount of energy imparted to the spacecraft by its thrusters that are fired periodically.
• In the case of estimation of stochastic effects, assuming a linear dose response, this averaging out should make no difference as the total energy imparted remains the same.
• The energy imparted on an incident photon from a phonon is relatively small, generally around 5-10 % that of the photon s energy ( Muller et al ., 2005 ).
• The most important aspect of any hot working process is controlling the temperature of the workpiece . 90 % of the energy imparted into the workpiece is converted into heat.
• However, although the energy imparted by photons is invariant at any given frequency, the initial energy state of the electrons in a photoelectric device prior to absorption of light is not necessarily uniform.
• Second the motion energy imparted to the liquid which has the gas trapped in it can be transformed into other forms of energy, allowed by the Law of conservation of energy and thermodynamic laws.
• The Superball will bounce back almost to the height from which it was dropped because it gives back most of the energy imparted to it when it hits the floor; it has low hysteresis.
• Air travelling upwards through the, now open, valve is routed through the bolt and the paintball is shot out the barrel through a combination of air pressure and kinetic energy imparted from the bolt movement.
• Energy imparted from a hammer head varies with type of hammer chosen, and can be as high as a million foot pounds for large scale diesel hammers, a very common hammer head used in practice.
• However, this enhanced radiation in the higher frequencies means by definition less energy imparted to the standing waves, and thus less stable and well-defined notes in the higher registers, making the instrument more difficult to play.
• Mixers are often controlled according to the power integration method, where the current flow to the mixer motor is measured, and the mixing terminated upon reaching a specified total amount of mix energy imparted to the batch.
• Despite engineering concerns about the energy imparted by the SOFI material, NASA managers ultimately accepted the rationale to reduce predicted damage of the RCC panels from possible complete penetration to slight damage to the panel's thin coating.
• "The AAIB and the helicopter's manufacturer are of the opinion that the electrical energy imparted by the lightning strike in 1999 exploited the anomaly built into the blade at manufacture and damaged the spar, " the report said.
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