Sentences with phrase «kinetic energy»

With this bow, you'll get 103 pounds of kinetic energy in every shot.

The answer is that temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the gas atoms, that is, a measure of how fast they are moving.

Under braking, the electric motor converts kinetic energy into electricity for storage in the battery pack.

The battery is charged by plugging into an external source and by kinetic energy produced under braking and periods of trailing throttle.

A wind turbine is a device that converts kinetic energy from the wind (also called wind energy) into mechanical energy.

The answer is contained in the fact that the energy held within the system isn't just kinetic energy which registers as heat.

It turns out that everyday life has few opportunities to use kinetic energy equations — and a lot of times you need to know about credit and budgeting.

Some capture kinetic energy via «regenerative braking,» while others run on hydrogen gas.

In recovery mode it gathers kinetic energy generated under braking and periods of trailing throttle, storing it in the battery for use during periods of acceleration.

The improved battery pack is key to recovering more kinetic energy from braking and charging from the engine, when needed, to help propel the vehicle.

There's some nice contrast here with the dark costume and the bright purple highlights as the costume stores kinetic energy.

During regenerative braking, the motor also acts as a high - output generator, recovering kinetic energy as electrical energy to charge the system battery.

A comet that is significantly smaller than an asteroid thus could release the same kinetic energy in such a collision.

When we want to specify the total kinetic energy of a molecule, we need to account for all 3 forms of it.

When air is hot, the molecules move fast and they have high kinetic energy.

Sorry, I know you're trying to sound all smart and stuff, and I'm sure you think you are, but heat is not kinetic energy.

The remaining molecules of lower kinetic energy are counted.

All engines are equipped with Stop / Start technology and smart regenerative charging harvesting kinetic energy while braking to charge the battery for maximum economy, especially during city driving.

The train is slowed by the climb, and then leaves down a slope, so kinetic energy is converted to gravitational potential energy in the station.

The fact that there are multiple exchanges many times over between radiative and kinetic energy through the atmosphere will not change any of this.

The initial kinetic energy is transformed into electrical energy by the generator and is then converted into chemical energy by the battery.

I'm opening up to the idea that groups of people in a room generating artistic practice together actually form something like kinetic energy.

The internal kinetic energy is taken as the upward long wave energy flux at the top of the atmosphere, and the potential energy is the upward radiation flux from the surface.

This converts kinetic energy otherwise wasted as heat in the brake system into electric power saved for subsequent use.

We can't make a reliable statement about kinetic energy — that is, market direction — until that downside potential actually becomes vulnerable.

The ball uses electromagnetic induction to transform kinetic energy, produced from rolling or striking the ball, into electricity.

Despite the fact that these peculiar clouds have large kinetic energies, no energy source has been found there.

There's a real kinetic energy behind it so that once it gets going, it never slows down, and that proves to be a bigger help than you might imagine.

Wind turbines take kinetic energy from the wind and convert it into electricity, and so wind turbines do not produce carbon emissions.