energetics Definition
en·er·get·ics (-iks)
noun
the science that deals with the laws of energy and its transformations
energetics Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- process: When a metal forms an ionic compound, the formula of the compound produced depends on the energetics of the process.
- reaction: Moreover, the energetics of the reaction directly influences the thermal balance of the interstellar medium.
- food: You could have a straight astrologer - not a medical practitioner - but with a knowledge of the energetics of food.
- system: Net longwave radiation at the surface is the crucial interaction between greenhouse gases and the energetics of the climate system.
- movement: Hawkey, A, Mechanics and energetics of human movement on Mars.
- locomotion: Energetics of locomotion An ongoing interest in my lab is trying to understand the basis for the energy cost of locomotion.
Converse of object
- investigate: Here I use aero- and hydro-dynamic theory to investigate the energetics of this highly specialized foraging technique.
- consider: You will also consider energetics, which involves an analysis of energy exchanges taking place in chemical reactions.
- study: In this way we can study the energetics of the Sun.
- understand: The step edges can play a large part in the surface dynamics of growth, and understanding the energetics of kinking is important.
Adjective modifier
- interfacial: The link between fundamental theory and practical application is critical: Professor Kevin Kendall FRS leads a group on interfacial energetics and interactions.
- skeletal: Neither treatment with placebo nor with RSG changed exercise tolerance and skeletal muscle energetics.
- cellular: CONCLUSION: Images show a decline in both cellular energetics and proliferative rate after successful chemotherapy.
- thermospheric: Subsequently data collection and analysis will be used for meso-scale studies of thermospheric energetics and dynamics.
- cardiac: In summary, treatment with RSG improved cardiac energetics by lowering plasma FFA and hs-CRP.
- contemporary: To analyze, cure and enhance space according to the principles of Feng Shui Forms School and contemporary site energetics.
Noun used with modifier
- food: Welcome to the world of food energetics, the ultimate system of nutrition for the twenty-first century.. .
- muscle: Neither treatment with placebo nor with RSG changed exercise tolerance and skeletal muscle energetics.
- flight: Flight energetics of the starling ( Sturnus vulgaris ) during the parental period.
- surface: Work of adhesion values calculated from the surface energetics correlated well with the interfacial shear strength values of the composites.
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