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Перевод: kinetic

[прилагательное]
кинетический

Тезаурус:

1. The working of a material can convert kinetic energy into potential energy as an aesthetic process; just as the energy expended in lifting a one kilogramme weight to a height of one metre invests it with one kgm of potential energy.
2. Featuring the Kinetic Wedge only sizes UK 5
3. With a brief push to provide kinetic energy at the start of a walking stride, we humans can swing the rest of the stride on gravity alone.
4. Quite apart from the obvious expression of kinetic energy in the mechanics and electronics of contemporary kinetic arts , static forms of painting, sculpture and architecture can freeze kinetic energy during the process of their creation.
5. In these examples the energy is manifested as kinetic energy: the energy of motion as the products fly apart from each other.
6. The way in which they are applied has a crucial effect and having determined ratios between chemical and kinetic energy and heat it is important that a full allowance is made for the time required.
7. At the moment of impact the kinetic energy possessed by the hammer is proportional to its mass times the square of its velocity.
8. No matter, since Pied Piper's stunning "Kinetic" throws it into gear and it soars all the way.
9. Meteor Crater in Arizona was excavated 10 4 yr ago by an iron object with a kinetic energy of 15Mton.
10. The results, compiled by computer, gave him a measure of the animal's total energy - kinetic energy due to its motion, and gravitational energy due to its distance off the ground - at any point during a stride.
11. At the bottom of a stride, both kinetic and gravitational energy are at their lowest, and both are highest when the runner is completely in the air.
12. Prepare yourself for a red, black and white decor, Caesar's heads all over the wall, a kinetic sunburst chandelier and a black and white sculpture.
13. Kinetic Wedge This consists of a piece of softer EVA in the midsole which acts as the trap-door for the big toe, allowing it to drop down and flex and causing the arch of the foot to be raised naturally.