Sentences with phrase «have more energy density»

So, in that respect, you would have to say that yes, bananas have more energy density compared to some other fruits.
Compared to a standard nickle - metal hydride battery, a super capacitor system has more energy density and can charge and discharge much more quickly.

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However, the more I researched the more I realized that most of these types of foods tend to help milk supply in one of three ways: they contain phytoestrogens or some other hormone impacting component, they have a high micronutrient density (iron, calcium, potassium...), or they provide a good boost of energy.
So we're interested in looking at a system that's far more along the lines of the energy density of the food, because we know that that has the highest impact on...
Because water has greater density than air and flows are more constant than wind, underwater turbines can deliver much more energy than wind turbines.
To do this, Skyllas - Kazacos has found an electrolyte that allows more vanadium to dissolve, thus doubling the energy storage density.
By contrast, magnesium is much more abundant than lithium, has a higher melting point, forms smooth surfaces when recharging, and has the potential to deliver more than a five-fold increase in energy density if an appropriate cathode can be identified.»
For decades, the memristor — short for memory resistor — had been little more than an engineer's dream: a circuit element with high - density memory and low energy requirements.
The new zinc - polyiodide redox flow battery, described in Nature Communications, uses an electrolyte that has more than two times the energy density of the next - best flow battery used to store renewable energy and support the power grid.
The Department of Energy's (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Office of Science (SC) have awarded more than $ 14 million in research awards as part of the Joint Program in High Energy Density Laboratory Plasmas (HEDLP).
Now, a team of researchers led by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have reported that a new lithium - sulfur battery component allows a doubling in capacity compared to a conventional lithium - sulfur battery, even after more than 100 charge cycles at high current densities, which are key performance metrics for their adoption in electric vehicles (EVs) and in aviation.
But, for someone who hasn't seen you in two weeks, 3 - 5 pounds of weight loss, more muscle density, better posture, improved skin, and more energy are EXTREMELY noticeable.
It coincidentally also has an edge over slow work in improving bone density and increasing metabolic activity (requiring more energy expenditure).
It's hard to build muscle if you're not getting enough calories, and you have to eat more food to meet your body's calorie needs when you're eating plants due to their low energy density.
Since the research has repeatedly discovered that almost everyone will eat more when served larger portions from a larger plate or container, and there is obviously a serious issue of «portion distortion» occurring, another group of scientists and psychologists decided to test this even further by providing larger plates or containers of low energy density, high nutrient density foods before the main course and or in between meals.
In other words, foods that are high in energy density have more calories per bite than foods that are low in energy density.
However, an example of a factor that affects the ability of your muscles to absorb oxygen would be the extent of the blood capillary distribution at your muscles (more blood capillaries means more surface area for oxygen absorption), and an example of a factor that affects the ability of your muscles to use oxygen would be the mitochondrial density of your muscles (mitochondria are organelles in your cells that are primarily responsible for the cellular respiration process that uses oxygen to create ATP energy).
Fruit and starch have similar energy density and so frugavore and starchavores don't need the huge small and large bowel, but they do need more than carnivores which eat very high calorie density food.
Alternatively, they don't adapt their approach as they progress (e.g. they don't transition to a more nutrient - dense lower energy density approach once their blood sugars have stabilised on a lower carb diet).
The key drivers of energy efficiency appear to be less about density and more about walkability... You can't have walkability at suburban densities, but you don't need to be New York or Hong Kong either.
It also has high power density, meaning that it produces more energy per gallon than many other liquid fuels.
If low energy density of solar is a problem in my home state of California, where we have large deserts available for solar farms, imagine how much more of a problem it is in South Korea, which has far more people per square kilometer.
(In case someone does not see why internal energy is proportional to density it is because if stuff has energy, and you have more of the same kind of energetic stuff, you must have more energy.)
He concluded that as renewable energy sources have low energy density, more fossil - fuel such as natural gas should be burned for power generation, hence more pollutants emitted.
They could be had through regulations mandating more urban density, tougher home and vehicle efficiency standards, an increase in the renewable energy mandate, transmission expansion, or almost anything else, really.
Compared with western Europe, the current leader in offshore wind energy, the United States is estimated to have more abundant and favorable onshore wind resources, which are largely located in areas with low population density.
Given that Smil has done more than anyone to explain the relationship between energy density and environmental impact, it's surprising that he spends so little time on this problem as it relates to renewables.
NYC has some of the lowest per capita energy consumption in the US due to it's density which makes it far more efficient.
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