thermodynamically in English

adverb

from a thermodynamic standpoint, with regard to thermodynamics

Use "thermodynamically" in a sentence

1. This process is considered to be adiabatic and thermodynamically reversible.

2. Arbitrarily high-order unconditionally energy stable schemes for thermodynamically consistent gradient flow models SIAM J

3. These results indicate that compared with Anatase, rutile is the thermodynamically stable phase of TiO2.

4. 27 Thermodynamically, a living process is one that promote increase of information in quantity continually for itself.

5. Arsenate esters, unlike phosphate esters, are kinetically as well as thermodynamically unstable and hydrolyze almost instantaneously.

6. The former is thermodynamically more stable, being the only cation observed under equilibrating conditions of strong acid.

7. Nickel complexes promoted by alkoxide bases can affect facile conversion of synthesis gas into methanol under thermodynamically favorable temperatures.

8. Although Capsids are more thermodynamically favored with increasing parameter values, structures with strained bonds or defects also become more stable

9. The magnetic field dependence ofTL and the jumps in magnetic susceptibility atTL are explained thermodynamically using the Clausius-Clapeyron equation.

10. Although white phosphorus converts to the thermodynamically more stable red allotrope, the formation of the cubic P8 molecule is not observed in the condensed phase.

11. It turns out that when you're talking about macroscopic properties of matter, you don't need very many variables to describe the system completely thermodynamically.

12. 5 Saturated vapor pressure was calculated from the nucleation experimental data using the thermodynamically consistent nucleation theory in which the effect of real gas is considered.

13. Structure-wise, the zinc Blende structure is more thermodynamically favored, however, because of the wurtzite structures slow construction, both forms of ZnS can be found

14. Binodal As a Binodal ( coexistence curve also called ) is that of curve called in a phase diagram, from which a phase transition can take place and is thermodynamically favorable

15. Catabolism is the set of biochemical reactions that break down complex molecules into simpler ones. Catabolic processes are thermodynamically favorable and spontaneous, so cells use them to generate energy or to fuel anabolism

16. Below around 700 °C (723 °C in pure iron) the Austenite is thermodynamically unstable and, under equilibrium conditions, it will undergo a eutectoid reaction and form pearlite - an interleaved mixture of ferrite and cementite (Fe3C).

17. Bioenergetics and the Origin of Biological Complexity In a thermodynamically isolated system, complex structures decay toward randomness. However, in nonequilibrium systems, the flow of energy through the system generates and sustains structural complexity, and nonhomogeneous structures embody information (4, 5).

18. We find that Antiparallel D23N-Aβ(1-40) fibrils are thermodynamically metastable with respect to conversion to parallel structures, propagate less efficiently than parallel fibrils in seeded fibril growth, and therefore must nucleate more efficiently than parallel fibrils in order to be observable.

19. Arguments recently proposed by Kranyš concerning the nondistinguishability between Abraham's and Minkowski's electromagnetic contributions to the total energy-momentum tensor of the same relativistic, thermodynamically closed system are extended to other electromagnetic energy-momentum tensors (as proposed by Grot and Eringen and de Groot and Suttorp).

20. Tantalum oxide Ta 2 O 5 is the most thermodynamically-resistant at the Borating temperature.The nonhomogeneous and periodic character of this compound formation along the diffusion flow of oxygen from the surface into the coating depth is clearly seen (especially when saturation duration increases up to 10 min).Similarly, the boron content in tantalum borides changes depending on the …