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• :: : Vibrating objects do radiate away their vibrational energy until they reach equilibrium with the environment.
• The greater the blood supply to a tissue, the faster it will reach equilibrium with gas at the new partial pressure.
• After putting on the GlucoWatch you have to wait for three hours while a new gel pad hydrates and reaches equilibrium with the skin.
• As the capacitor reaches equilibrium with the source voltage, the voltages across the resistor and the current through the entire circuit decay exponentially.
• Those changes have already been considered by the assumption that the system under consideration can reach equilibrium with the reference state without altering the reference state.
• Ice vapour pressure continues to increase until it reaches equilibrium with the surrounding solution ( water ), at which point the growth of the ice crystal stops.
• Another interesting question is to ask what the temperature of a blackbody surface on the earth would be assuming that it reaches equilibrium with the sunlight falling on it.
• Contrary to the radical anti-Roman agenda of the Zealots, Ananus and the other moderate leaders of Jerusalem wished to stabilize the conflict and reach equilibrium with Rome.
• Years later, while stopping the maniacal plots of the politicians, Sagi learns of his true nature and must attempt to reach equilibrium with the being inside him or risk certain death.
• After the beavers have a good seal established over and around the pipes, remove the end caps and the water level upstream will reach equilibrium with the level of the upstream pipes.
• Within about four years, green logs which are part of a completed log house reach equilibrium with local conditions and have an equilibrium moisture content ( EMC ) of between 6 % and 12 %.
• Because they are trying to reach equilibrium with a salt free environment, there will be mainly an outwards flux of salts into the environment while attempting to match their internal self with the saline-free external environment.
• Or 102 癈 . ( Above the atmosphere, the result is even higher : 394 K . ) We can think of the earth's surface as " trying " to reach equilibrium temperature during the day, but being cooled by the atmosphere, and " trying " to reach equilibrium with starlight and possibly moonlight at night, but being warmed by the atmosphere.
• This paper of Carath閛dory states as proviso 4 of its account of such walls : " Whenever each of the systems " S " 1 and " S " 2 is made to reach equilibrium with a third system " S " 3 under identical conditions, systems " S " 1 and " S " 2 are in mutual equilibrium ".