Sentences with phrase «temporarily store energy»
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«Right now, we just store those energy sources temporarily.»
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BIG TANK A young white shark temporarily residing at the Monterey Bay aquarium gave researchers a chance to test a virtual gas gauge designed to see how the fish draw down energy stores during their epic migrations.
During the coasting and braking phase, the alternator can convert the kinetic energy into electrical energy that is stored temporarily in the battery.
Slightly enhanced for the 2016 model to improve deceleration, Regen on Demand allows the driver to temporarily regenerate energy from the ELR's momentum into electricity and store in the battery pack for later use.
The electrical energy that comes from the front brakes and the exhaust system is temporarily stored in a liquid - cooled lithium - ion battery with cells from A123 Systems.
All models are equipped with a recuperation system that recovers energy during braking and deceleration, storing it temporarily in the battery.
Regen on Demand allows the driver to temporarily regenerate energy from the ELR's momentum into electricity that can be stored in the battery pack for later use.
Mazda's brake energy regeneration system is unique because it uses a capacitor, which is an electrical component that temporarily stores large volumes of electricity.
The CT6 PHEV will also feature Regen on Demand, which allows the driver to temporarily regenerate energy from vehicle momentum into electricity and store in the battery pack for later use.
About half the solar energy reaching Earth is absorbed by the ocean and land, where it is temporarily stored near the surface.
This is not a simple system, particularly when some of these energy exchanges are almost certainly being stored temporarily as potential energy.
The atmosphere and land reservoirs are far too small to temporarily store this amount of energy.
Note that the temperature reached within the cavity is unaffected by the expansion of the atmosphere, or the (~ 10 %) adiabatic cooling temporarily caused thereby; it just takes a little longer to heat up to its final value; the extra energy is stored in the greater gravitational potential energy of the expanded atmosphere.
Given that during the night the Earth gives back to space all the energy it receives from the Sun during the day, making due allowance for that temporarily stored by photosynthesis and other natural processes, maybe your peanut might loom quite large in the affairs of men.