Energy
* All energies have a frequency of vibration.
* All energy becomes heat radiated into the environment
  - comes from the chemical bonds which hold atoms into molecules
* All energy is absorbed and heats the water
  - directed, by consciousness
  - electromagnetic
  - produced by hydro-electric power
  - natural force
  - originally comes from the sun
  - possesses transductive wave properties
  - travels through the heart
  - vibrates at different rates depending upon how dense or fine the energy is
* Any energy left in a dead animal is consumed by decomposers
  - remaining in a dead organism is consumed by decomposers
* Energies can be in calories, joules or hartrees and distances in meters, angstroms or bohrs.
* Explains how sound is energy, and introduces harmonics.
* More energy allows microorganisms to grow faster and survive on less food.
* More energy is consumed in transportation than in any other sector of Florida's economy
  - found in the leaf than in the stem
  - needed to excrete a unit of waste nitrogen as uric acid than as urea or ammonia
  - required to deposit body tissue than to maintain body tissue
* More energy is used for heating than for any other purpose in American apartments and houses
  - in off-road cycling
  - used for locomotion means there is less energy available for growth and reproduction
* Most energy affects environments.
* Most energy becomes energy
  - heat energy
  - kinetic energy
  - mechanical energy
  - thermal energy
* Most energy causes growth
  - molecular motion
* Most energy causes random molecular motion
  - comes directly or indirectly from the sun
* Most energy comes from biomass
  - breakdowns
  - cellulose
  - chemical reaction
  - eat food
  - matter
  - original sources
  - other sources
  - power sources
  - primary producers
  - proteins
  - rays
  - several sources
  - sunlight
* Most energy comes from ultimate power sources
  - consume appliances include machines
* Most energy contains in fuel
* Most energy creates fields
  - magnetic fields
  - particles
  - pressure
  - wind
* Most energy depends on forces
  - strength
  - temperature
  - drives steam turbines
  - equals mass
  - generates electricity
  - gets heat
* Most energy goes into forces
  - through roofs
* Most energy has dimensions
  - harmful effects
* Most energy heats air
  - includes heat
* Most energy increases motion
  - potential energy
  - wind energy
  - involves bonds
* Most energy is absorbed by atoms
  - caused by movement
  - consumed by devices
* Most energy is created by control nuclear reaction
* Most energy is generated by fusion
  - generators
  - nuclear fusion
* Most energy is produced by fusion
  - helium fusion
  - nuclei
  - photosynthesis
  - sound vibration
* Most energy is released by chemical reaction
  - coal
* Most energy is released by inorganic chemical reaction
  - oxidation
* Most energy is transfered by appliances
  - radiation
* Most energy is used by appliances
  - cook appliances
  - households
  - humans
* Most energy passes through body surfaces
  - circuits
  - vibrate particles
  - produces coal
* Most energy produces during fission
  - nuclear fission
  - waves
* Most energy provides electrical power
  - raises temperature
  - reaches earth
  - released in respiration is tranfered to the surroundings
* Most energy releases gases
  - toxic gases
* Most energy requires electricity
  - for light
  - many nutrients
  - tends to be homoginous because of 'positive entropy'
  - turns into energy
* Most energy turns into gravitational energy
* Most energy uses equations
  - motors
  - sensible heat
* Much energy is lost as heat and through respiration
* Much energy is lost in the form of heat as well
* Much energy is used in making gasoline and diesel fuel
  - to produce primary aluminium from bauxite
  - remains in bonds of end-products, such as ethanol or lactic acid
* Provides for a more sustainable city and the conservation of energy.
* Some energy absorbs energy
  - affects flight
  - arises from oxidation
* Some energy becomes biomass
  - liquids
* Some energy causes bonds
  - hydrogen bonds
  - pollution
  - snow
  - vaporization
* Some energy comes from autotrophs
  - body heat
  - burn fire
  - burns
  - carbohydrates
  - conversions
  - cores
  - diets
  - digestion
  - electrical power plants
  - fat burns
  - fossil fuel
  - heat surfaces
  - nutritious diets
  - ocean surfaces
  - oil
  - petroleum
  - strong forces
  - use fossil fuel
* Some energy contains food
  - materials
  - creates phenomena
* Some energy depends on height
  - voltage
* Some energy derives from digestion
  - meat
* Some energy drives climates
  - tropical storms
* Some energy falls on earth
* Some energy flows into lightbulbs
  - through biospheres
  - generates metabolism
* Some energy goes into animal wastes
  - break intermolecular bonds
  - fluid
  - heat air
  - waste heat
* Some energy has energy
* Some energy includes charge
  - chemicals
  - induces motion
  - is absorbed and heats up the land and seas
* Some energy is absorbed by ice
  - melt water
* Some energy is caused by compression
  - gas compression
* Some energy is consumed by appliances
  - simply magnetizing the iron core
  - converted into heat within the iron core
* Some energy is created by photosynthesis
* Some energy is generated by fermentation
  - tsunamis
  - given off as heat
* Some energy is lost in hair loss or milk production
  - the form of sound, but the majority is heat
* Some energy is produced by accumulation
  - aerobic respiration
  - animals
  - flow accumulation
  - hearts
  - reflected back into space in the form of light
  - released by bonds
* Some energy is released by burn candles
  - condensation
  - flow water
  - hydroxide
  - quakes
  - sodium hydroxide
  - stored in magnetic patterns on some medium
* Some energy is transfered by bulbs
  - conduction
  - convection
  - voltage bulbs
* Some energy is used by adults
  - cattle
  - domestic cattle
  - watt light bulbs
  - during growth
  - occurs in cytoplasm
  - overcomes intermolecular forces
* Some energy passes through outer ears
  - trophic levels
  - wire
* Some energy possesses chemical energy
  - produces air
* Some energy produces from photosynthesis
  - leaves
  - radioactive materials
  - seeds
  - sensation
  - substances
* Some energy provides energy
  - raises energy levels
  - released from the exergonic process of glycolysis drives the production of two net ATPs
* Some energy releases chemical energy
* Some energy represents energy
  - incident energy
  - requires waves
  - resides in the nuclear particles which are present together with the electrons
  - strikes earth atmospheres
  - supports life
  - triggers chemical reaction
* Some energy uses appliances
  - batteries
  - chlorophyll
  - electric appliances
  - electronic devices
  - rechargeable batteries
* adds mass.
* affects almost every aspect of our daily life
  - each person differently and at different times
  - many segments of our society such as the environment, public health, and the economy
* also exists in chemical, nuclear, and electrical form
  - natural sources
  - fuels a number of environmental processes that are essentially abiotic
  - goes into sound waves, heat, and the ricochet of vase pieces, perhaps even some sparks
  - leaves the earth in other forms like heat, for example, which is called infrared light
  - matters in terms of both global politics and environmental concerns
* always flows to the area of least energy
  - goes from a state of order and more complexity to a disordered state
* always moves from warmer to colder
  - in two directions
  - needs to freely flow
  - produces more energy
* animates the physical body.
* appears in different forms
  - many forms
* associated with motion is called mechanical energy.
* associates with molecular transitions
* basic form of matter in the paradigms of science
  - necessity of an ecosystem
* begins the food chain in the form of the sun
  - to flow freely, relieving tension and strain
  - with the sun
* broadcasts at the speed of light from a heated surface, usually the floor.
* can also mean movement or the possibility of movement.
* can be in different states
  - the form of thermal, radiant, electrical, mechanical, chemical, and atomic energy
  - neither created nor destroyed - it changes forms
  - positive or negative
  - transfer via conduction, radiation, convection, or even advection
  - become mass
  - change form again and again
* can change from one form to another in living things
* can change the direction and speed of a baseball
  - temperature of water
* can come from the sun, wind, water, or heat from the Earth or burned animal dung
  - windmills, which capture the power in wind
  - cycle through from dead to living but loss to heat occurs at each step
* can either be kinetic or potential
  - cause gas to evaporate, or to condense, on dust particles
  - exist in different forms, such as kinetic or potential
* can exist in many different forms, and can be converted from one form to another
  - various forms
* can flow between the system and surroundings
  - outward only by conduction, convection, or radiation
  - through multiple pathways in a food web
  - gather, move, or remain in a space
  - include mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, and stored energy
  - mean different things, depending on how it is used
* can move from one object to another through materials and through space
  - place, object, or system to another
  - through air, water, wires, and even our bodies
* can neither be created nor destroyed, it just changes forms
  - or destroyed, it only changes form or states
  - only change form
  - result in damage or motion
  - shift between forms, but it is never destroyed or created
* can take a negative form, as well
  - number of different forms
  - many different forms including mechanical, thermal, chemical, and electromagnetic
* can take many forms, electricity, heat, and motion
  - including electrical, chemical, radiant, mechanical and heat
* can take on many forms and can change from one form to another
  - forms, and various processes convert one form into another
* cans have impact.
* captured by photosynthetic organisms, plants use oxygenic photosynthesis
  - producers flows directly to detritivores and decomposers
  - the primary producers is transferred to other organisms
* causes a desire to play sports
  - wrestles
  - space to expand
* changes as it moves in the sky, leading to changes in the energy of the earth
  - through the land, leading to changes of energy in the sky
  - forms from light to chemical to heat energy
* changes in the body are subtle and gradual
  - conformation of the ice
  - phases
  - with a change in the speed of an object
  - calories in the food and vitamins have no caloric value
  - carbohydrate, fat and protein
  - carbohydrates and fat
  - carbohydrates, fats and proteins
  - effort
  - many different sources in the ocean
  - natural sugars, fats and proteins
  - renewable and non-renewable sources
  - starches
* comes from the anaerobic breakdown of glucose
  - interior of the Earth, Most from radioactive decay - nuclear energy
* comes from the sun and is called solar energy
  - or surrounding
  - sun, and flows one way through a system
  - yolks
* comes in a variety of flavors
  - all kinds of different forms and can be converted from one form to another
* comes in many colors and hues, from a whisper to a shout
  - different forms and can be converted from one form into another
* comes in many forms - heat, light, chemical, electrical, mechanical, nuclear, etc
  - that are named somewhat differently in different textbooks
  - forms, including electricity and magnetism
  - numerous forms such as heat, light, electricity and the ability to do work
  - two forms, which are kinetic and potential
* comes in various forms
  - raw forms
  - to the earth in the form of electromagnetic radiation
* concentrates near the true velocity due to the non-linearity of the cosine azimuth factor.
* consists of postulated particles in space.
* constant in all living and non-living things.
* consumed by on-farm grain storage and processing is considered to be consumed in farming
  - is the amount of food or drink eaten
* continues to flow in the web as an owl or snake feeds on an unwary night lizard.
* contributes to heat.
* converts sunlight.
* corresponds to frequency limits
* creates energy
  - it and thus all life is the same being
  - order because it is itself a form of order
* critical factor in the country's irrigation system.
* cyclical business.
* decreases moving from level to level in an energy ymiprad.
* defines the second dimension of Reality.
* degrades from higher to lower forms, like water flows downhill
* delivers energy.
* derives from decay
* describes the ability of an object to do work on other things.
* designates the dynamic nature of the field.
* dispersive X-ray microanalysis of the electrolytes in biological bulk specimen.
* dominant factor in deforestation
  - geopolitical and economic factor
* drives actions
  - the cycling of matter within and between systems
* dynamic force in constant flux that circulates throughout the body.
* enables irrigation of crops and the processing, packaging and transport of bulk food.
* enhances performance.
* enters a food chain in the form of sunlight, and leaves the food chain in the form of heat.
* enters an ecosystem as sunlight
  - from the sun and flows betweem organisms as one eats another
  - chemical reactions in one of two ways
  - ecosystems via the primary producers
* enters most ecosystems as sunlight and leaves as heat
  - from the sun and flows through the ecosystem by way of food webs
* enters the Earth system primarily as solar radiation and eventually escapes as heat
  - rest of the food chain through the organic molecules they produce
* equals mass times the speed of light squared
  - square of the speed of light
  - velocity squared
* equates with matter directly.
* exists as both solids and fluids, and embraces a variation of colors and smells
  - freely in nature
* exists in a variety of forms
  - all objects of life, living or non-living
* exists in different forms which can be interconverted
  - forms, such as heat, motion, light, chemical and sound
* exists in many different forms
  - forms and has the ability to do work or cause a change
* exists in many forms, and is conserved during transformation from one form to another
  - so there are many ways to quantify it
  - which can be converted from one to another in various ways
  - the unseen realm
  - regardless of the direction of movement
* first comes to a person through the outer bioenergy layer.
* flow across a fluid element
  - e.g. relies heavily on both tracking and calorimetry
  - through marsh and shallow subtidal estuarine habitats
* flow through the biosphere, photosynthesis, cellular respiration
* flowing through a leaf is similar to the energy flow through a heat engine
  - system tends to organize it
* flows across the food chain.
* flows and materials cycle through living communities
  - swirls through it in bright colors
  - as entropy increases
* flows between organisms when one organism eats another
  - space , the atmosphere , and Earth 's surface
  - species with arrows indicating direction
  - downhill to Earth
  - fast, yet an electric current very slow flow
* flows from high temperature
  - one atom to another in the warm object
  - plants to bigger and bigger animals through the steps of eating and being eaten
  - regions
  - sunlight to chemical energy to heat
* flows from the sun by the processes of thermal, visible, and ultraviolet radiation
  - through producers to consumers
* flows from the sun to plants to animals
  - the plants to the plant eaters to the meat eaters
  - useful forms to unproductive forms
* flows in all directions in the psyche, from the unconscious to the conscious and vice versa
  - and out simultaneously
  - chemical systems, engines and living systems
* flows in one direction in food chains
  - through ecosystems, whereas matter is recycled
  - vibrated granular media
* flows into ecosystems from the sun
  - the biological world from the sun
  - move through feeding relationships
  - occurs in one way
  - only in one direction through the ecosystem
  - out of one system into the other due to the difference in the temperatures
  - through a food web within an ecosystem
* flows through all ecosystems in similar ways
  - living things and the environment
* flows through an ecosystem in only one direction
  - while nutrients cycle
  - our being, and is directed by our consciousness
* flows through the body the way blood flows through the body
  - various food chains
* flows, matter recycles
  - which have a certain direction, flow from one mechanism to another
* follows the mind
  - path of least resistance
* follows thought and the eye directs the energy
  - thoughts are things
  - thought, and matter is energy condensed
* fuels a start-up where time is everything
  - economic prosperity which is the only remedy to poverty
  - muscle growth
* fundamental concept in the sciences
  - that links ecology, biology, and the physical sciences
  - ingredient for economic expansion
* gains air resistance
* gains gravitational energy
* general term, of which work and heat are two examples.
* generated by burning fossil fuels releases pollutants into the atmosphere.
* generated by the cell is used to cause the flagellum or flagella to rotate
  - core also keeps gravity at bay
* generates effects
  - magnetism, and a stronger magnetism vibrationally influences a weaker one
* goes into attractive forces
  - up as a square of the voltage
* group of kids who practice songs, dance, and sign language to do performances.
* grows food and keeps people alive.
* has a one way flow
  - advantage
  - and is consciousness
  - another name, calories
  - different ways of moving from warmer matter to cooler matter
* has many different forms and comes in many different disguises
  - forms, which scientists have demonstrated are all fundamentally the same
  - nothing logically to do with order-disorder
  - remarkable properties
  - the potential to exert a force over a distance
* has two forms which provides either motion or storage
  - terms, the first one controls smoothness, and another one related to image gradient
* holds matter together and can become mass or be derived from mass.
  - portions that are experiencing different levels or dimensions of consciousness
* increases as metabolism improves
  - transmit energy
  - upward and angular momentum increases to the right
  - with age
* intake in obesity resistant animals.
* is Light
  - Russia's main export commodity
* is absorbed at the molecular level only when the correct quanta of energy is available
* is absorbed during an exothermic reaction
  - chemical changes involved in cooking, like baking a cake
  - from the surroundings
  - or released in chemical reactions
  - when a liquid turns into a gas, and released when the reverse happens
* is absorbed when a solid changes to a liquid and when a liquid changes to a gas
  - turns into a liquid, and released when the reverse occurs
  - an electron is captured by an atom
  - acquired or released when a material changes phase
* is added when evaporation occurs
  - melting occurs
  - all there is
* is also a key component of setting wage rates
  - major component of our international balance of trade
  - dependent upon one-pointed direction
  - divided into quanta
* is also essential as a means of economic growth and a better quality of life
  - to the consumption side of our economy
  - important to Kazakhstan, which has impressive oil resources
  - measurable from a multitude of motor units
* is also the capacity to do work
  - most expensive thing when raising sheep
* is always energy, regardless of dimension
  - neutral
  - amplified to extremely high intensity by an atomic process called stimulated emission
* is an abstract property associated with the capacity to do work
  - additive quantitative entity
  - essential ingredient for social and economic development
* is an important and abstract physical entity
  - factor in the successful operation of equipment in remote locations
  - input into the economy
* is an important part of our daily lives
  - universe, our world, our state and our lives
  - resource at all levels of social development
  - international commodity
  - issue that touches people's daily lives in so many ways
* is any signal the receive circuits detect
  - type of stored energy
  - arguably the central unifying concept in physics
* is as essential to our economy as water is to life
  - physical as matter
  - associated with forces between the particles
* is at the centre of the environment-economic interface
  - root of increased standards of living for all
* is both a constant in the human existence while also representing the process of change
  - an economic and national security issue
  - bound up in sugar in the form of chemical bonds
  - by virtue of it motion
  - carried out of the corona in several ways
  - categorically different from chance
* is caused by movement
  - the motion of matter
* is change in state, such as potential or kinetic energy
  - or potential change
* is classified as either kinetic or potential energy
* is concentrated in low frequencies in vowels
  - into a single rotating shaft
* is conserved according the law of physics
  - for any body of any mass moving at any velocity
* is conserved in a system
  - such transfers
  - the entire, closed system, which includes the oceans and the atmosphere
  - only in elastic collisions
  - when efficiency is improved or when energy waste is avoided
* is consumed by devices
  - during the production of anything that can be bought or sold
  - in the contraction of the muscles
  - contributed to the process in the form of hydrolysis of pyrophosphate
  - converted in plants through the process of photosynthesis
* is converted to biomass, and ecosystems vary in their productivity
  - created at the star's center
  - in the oxidation process
  - when objects are burned
  - crucial to purifying and transporting water
  - defined in classical thermodynamics as the capacity to do work
  - delivered to the brain by the oxidation of glucose from the blood
  - depicted in kilocalories
  - depleted when the only focus is profitability without contributing to society
  - derived from the digestion of several compounds, including carbohydrates and fat
* is derived from the sun either directly or indirectly
  - via plants
  - primarily from carbohydrates, fats, and any protein excesses
* is dissipated as heat
  - by untruth
* is dissipated in the form of heat and acoustical energy
  - materials, joints and connections
  - into the air body heat energy can also be used to evaporate water
* is distributed over the solar system
  - unevenly throughout the universe
* is drawn from the earth, concentrated, and sent out into the world
  - up the vertical mid line of the body through the outer bioenergy layer
* is emitted as radiation in the electromagnetic spectrum
  - in the form of a neutrino and characteristic x-rays
* is energy and has many possibilities
  - because it moves and energizes
  - caused by chemical reactions
  - in both cases
  - ephemeral and only useful when it's being channeled to create or shape better matter
  - equal to charge times voltage
  - especially important during late gestation as it affects lamb size and vigor at birth
* is essential for all biochemical and physiologic functions in the body
* is essential to all aspects of society
* is essential to the muscles' ability to contract
  - production side of our economy
  - everything, the ultimate, irreducible essence of the universe
  - everywhere in nature-sunlight, wind, water, plants, and animals
  - exchanged or transformed in all chemical reactions and physical changes of matter
* is expended at many different points and in many different ways in the manufacture of a coat
  - directly only in the transport of sodium out of the cells
  - extremely fluid, so stabilizing prevents wasting energy
* is found in different forms including light, heat, chemical, and motion
  - forms, such as light, heat, sound and motion
  - molecules such as glucose
  - from food in a process called respiration
  - generated as air equalizes from high-pressure areas to low pressure areas
* is generated by breaking down a common cellular component, which produces lactic acid
  - photophosphorylation
  - stations
* is generated from reduced inorganic molecules
  - the utilization of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates
  - give off of electricity
* is given by an integral of stress drop times displacement over the rupture surface
  - in units of wavenumber
  - out as sound and as heat
  - good health
  - governed by universal laws and principles
  - harnessed and given away to other forms
* is harvested during cellular respiration in stages
  - from each pyruvate molecule at end of Krebs cycle
  - having the ability to do work
  - heat, movement, light, sound, sensation
  - how things change and move
* is important because it powers life processes
  - in late winter, especially in years of low acorn production
* is in degrees and it can match matter and can act on it, even in very subtle states in form
  - everything, and found everywhere
  - fact a key factor for addressing major environmental challenges such as climate change
  - information in motion
* is information, be it light, electromagnetic radiation, stimulus-response or whatever
  - information is in the eye of the beholder
  - input to the earth and responses are recorded at the surface, in the air, or in boreholes
  - internal or inherent power
* is inversely porportional to the wavelength
  - proportional to wavelength
* is involved in all manufacturing processes
  - chemical and physical change
  - just the ability of a body to do work
  - liberated matter, matter is energy waiting to happen
  - life, and energy is also death
  - locked within the chemical structures of foods
  - lost as heat at each step of a food chain
* is lost as it flows through an ecosystem
  - moves from lower to higher trophic levels
* is lost at each stage of a food chain or web
  - trophic level, so top predators are scarce
  - because some of the energy that is absorbed is used before the organism dies
  - between levels of food chains
* is lost by conversion to heat in their metallic components
  - means of increasing the wavelength, known as gravitational redshift
  - respiration, waste, decomposition
  - due to heat in cellular respiration
* is lost from food chains at each trophic level
  - the ecosystem in the form of heat through cell respiration
  - in faeces during egestion
* is lost in the transfer between each trophic level
  - transition from producers to consumers
  - urine during excretion
  - making electricity
  - through the frictional interaction of fibres
  - via three mechanisms
  - love, and love is magic
  - made of momental elements of existence
  - mass multipled by square velocity
  - matter and matter is energy
* is measured as either digestible energy or metabolizable energy
  - the isotopes emit gamma rays and decay to a stable form
* is measured in Joules, and when energy flows, the flow is measured in Joules per second
  - calories, or joules
  - joules, and temperature in degrees
  - kilowatt-hours
  - other units as well
  - the amount of work it does
  - two different ways by the feed industry
  - units called calories
  - most readily available in the chemical bonds of carbohydrates
  - motion, and motion is time
* is moved through an ecosystem via a food web, which is made up of interlocking food chains
  - to the photosphere by convection
* is necessary for a phase change, often in the form of heat energy
  - living beings to grow
* is necessary to bring water from underground reservoirs to the earth's surface
  - maintain life
  - needed by all living things
* is needed for all life
  - heartbeat, respiration, temperature and other functions of the body
  - keeping the vital organs working and generally staying alive
  - our bodies, together with plants to grow and move about
  - things to move or grow
* is needed to break covalent bonds
  - combat entropy
  - drive the chemical reactions that occur in cells
* is needed to grow, reproduce, move, and to work
  - run around, work, think and even sleep
  - keep the matter in such a condition that life can exist
  - overcome electrical repulsion of hydrogen nuclei
  - strip electrons from atoms to make plasma
  - neither created nor destroyed, it changes from one form to another
  - never a fundamental entity of a theory as positions or wavefunctions are
  - no different from any other commodity in the marketplace
  - nothing more than the ability for something to do work
  - numbers
  - observed as force setting matter in motion
* is obtained from electricity by transformation to other forms
  - inorganic chemicals such as sulfur or nitrogen compounds, iron, hydrogen
  - stored carbohydrates
  - water hydrogen using solid state materials
* is often a major component of the variable costs of metallurgical processing
  - the most limiting factor to animal performance on forages
  - on a continuum
  - one of the basic necessities of our universe
* is one of the most important concepts in physics
  - powerful forces shaping our lives and our nations's security
  - two fundamental ideas in physics
* is part of nature
  - what makes life worth living
  - partitioned differently in immature silage than in normal corn silage
* is passed down the food chain as organisms are ingested
  - from hosts to parasites
* is passed from one organism to another in a complex network like a spider's web
  - the sun to the organisms through the food chain
  - though the food chain by animals feeding
  - through levels in an ecosystem
  - perceived in different ways by the human body
  - potential, like the cocking of a crossbow
* is power for using spells
  - integrated over time
  - times time
  - present whenever there are moving objects, sound, light, or heat
* is produced by burning limited fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas
  - emitting a uniform light beam
* is produced in the form of heat and light
  - various power reactor types, in heat generators, in space propulsion, etc
  - proportional to frequency
* is provided by mitochondria and chloroplasts
  - the translation of primary motion among the particles
  - for aquatic life in the form of leaves and twigs
  - to ecosystems primarily in the form of sunlight
  - pumped into the ocean by the winds and tides
  - quantified in the ration in many ways
* is radiated away in the brilliant flash of light
  - through people, both positive and negative
  - really the power to make something happen
  - recognised in two forms, kinetic and potential
  - relased when the moisture condenses and falls out as rain
* is released all of a sudden in large quantity
  - along with some carbon dioxide and water
  - and used to pump protons from stroma to thylakoid space
* is released as the paper combines with fire and oxygen, and the paper is degraded into ashes
  - solid is formed and the entropy decreases
  - because of rapid movement on a fault
  - earthquakes in the form of seismic waves
  - wavelengths which are distinct and unique to each mineral element
* is released during a cell s oxidation of glucose
  - nuclear fission and nuclear fusion
* is released from digested food by oxidation of the individual cells of plants and animals
  - the phosphate bonds during a chemical reaction
* is released in a form that can be used for chemical reactions inside cells
  - all forms
  - an exergonic reaction
  - massive quantities
* is released in the form of a fast neutron
  - electromagnetic radiation, or gamma rays
* is released in the process of a decay
  - particle decays
  - or absorbed during chemical reactions
  - organelles called mitochondria
* is released when a controlled chain reaction causes uranium or plutonium atoms to fission
  - covalent bond is formed
* is released when a gas changes to a liquid and when a liquid changes to a solid
  - molecule is popped into the pocket
* is released when bonds are broken
  - carbon-containing compounds are broken down
  - isolated atoms form a covalent bond
  - new bond are formed
* is released when the glucose combines with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water
  - phosphate bond is broken and that energy is used for cellular reactions
  - waves are absorbed by a surface
  - within the cells of organisms and available for growth, repair and production
* is removed when condensation occurs
  - freezing occurs
  - represented by yang and mass by yin
* is required for the normal functioning of the organs in the body
  - of all life processes
* is required to build carbon-containing organic compounds
  - drive the chemical reactions in the cells of any organism
  - evaporate water from the oceans
  - get a molecule to translate, vibrate, or rotate
  - overcome the force of gravity
  - raise the temperature of water
  - when a solid melts, a liquid evaporates, or when a solid vaporizes
* is said to be a measure of motion or activity
  - quantized
  - seen in the tradition of massage therapy as a means of healing
  - similar to some grains
  - simply the capability to do work
* is smallest when neighboring spins are aligned, either or
  - opposite, either or
  - spent in the work of living and is replenished by food and air
  - spoken about in both cosmic and earthly terms
* is stored among the bonds between atoms of the carbohydrate molecule
  - as chemical bonds in living things
  - by the reactions
* is stored in a capacitor in the form of electrons that have moved from one side to the other
  - magnetic field in the coil as long as current flows
  - fats, bcaryhodtarse, and proteins in the body
* is stored in the blood, in the bones, and in the organs
  - body mostly in the form of fat
* is stored in the bonds of molecules
  - the glucose molecule
  - the molecules that make up food
* is stored in the chemical bonds of food
  - of the molecule
  - feet as they deflect under the loads of walking
* is stored in the form of a magnetic field
  - electrical field
  - high-energy bond extending to the last phosphate
* is stored in the magnetic field, and that constitutes inductance
* is stored in the phosphate P-O bonds
  - phosphor surface when it is exposed to fluorescent room lights or UV light
  - plant in the form of carbohydrates
  - thick, oily layer of blubber
  - much more efficiently as fat than as glycogen from carbohydrates
  - work, WORK being the application of a force through a distance
  - strongly related to other physical quantities
* is supplied by conversion of hydrogen to helium
  - nuclear reactions in the hydrogen shell source
  - sustainable when it relies on renewable resources such as wind and water
  - television stations
  - th e master resource of all organisms, all ecosystems, and all economies
  - that which can change the motion, physical composition or temperature of an object
  - the ability of exercising Power for a given Time
* is the ability or capacity to do work on some form of matter
  - perform work
  - to bring about change or to do work
* is the ability to cause change or to do work
  - motion or create change
* is the ability to do work in the body to maintain life
  - or cause change
  - or cause things to move
* is the ability to do work, and doing work on something gives it energy
  - and to do work means to move something
  - and work's the ability to move an object against a force
  - the ability to exert a force on an object to move it
  - to make something move
  - while power is the rate at which work is done
  - activating source of economies and the vital prerequisite for development
  - amount of power expended in an amount of time
* is the basis of everything
  - our high standard of living
  - biggest industry on earth
  - body's fuel
  - building block of all activities in the universe
* is the capability for doing work
  - of doing work
* is the capacity of a physical system to perform work
* is the capacity to do work and is required for life processes
  - and is the power that keeps the body functioning
  - and transfer heat
  - or to transfer heat
  - work, such as creating heat, light, or motion
  - produce work, or provide heat
  - cause of movement of body, i.e. things having mass
  - centerpiece and heart of the economy
  - central concept unifying all science
  - continuous interaction between a person with the environment
* is the currency of changes, and money is the currency of exchanges
  - life and of vibrancy, of balance of change
  - technological progress
  - the future
* is the driving force behind the planet's systems and human societies
  - for the universe
* is the energy of motion that does the work, like the wind turning a windmill
  - that is associated with the motion of objects
  - engine that drives growth and development
* is the essence of all that is
  - life, the prime characteristic of the universe
* is the first limiting nutrient in most dairy rations
  - periodical in Russia exclusively devoted to energy efficiency issues
  - flow of change between fixations
  - force of life
  - forerunner of every effect
* is the fuel for chemical reactions that run the various systems of the body
  - which run the various systems of the body
  - world economic growth
  - fundamental, conserved capacity to perform work
  - internal energy of an object or substance
  - key between fighting off an infection or succumbing to it
  - largest volume commodity traded in the world, and is also the most volatile
  - latent power or force in an organ, which when released creates action
* is the life force of the body
  - that fuels all aspects of physical, mental and emotional well-being
* is the lifeblood of industry
  - the modern world
  - limiting nutrient for gains higher than two and one-half pounds per day
  - main deficiency of stock in poor grazing conditions
* is the main source of development and also ecological destruction
  - the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
* is the most common limiting nutrient encountered in sheep production, especially for ewes
  - important topic in today s science
* is the nutrient required by cattle in the greatest amount
  - that grass furnishes in greatest quantity
  - which drives milk production
  - original form of all matter
  - phenomena resulting from the process of the two becoming one
  - possibility for produce of work, by definition
  - potential of a physical system to perform work
* is the power behind all movement and work
  - that drives every human being
  - used to do work or to produce heat or light
  - precondition for all other resources
  - primary nutrient provided by hay
  - product of thepower multiplied by theperiod of time the power isused
  - real substance behind the appearance of matter and forms
  - resisting force times the penetration distance
  - resource required for producing units and fighting the enemy
  - second important product in Serbia
* is the source of all change on the planet Earth
  - change, movement, life
  - state of the fighter's mass at any given time, and is the result of the power
  - total energy involved in the system, opened or closed
* is the ultimate connection between society and the environment
  - resource, and is very similar to money
  - thus the product of a force moving or moved through a distance
* is transfered from one system to another
  - the beam electrons to the plasma electrons which become very hot
* is transfered through the consumption of organisms
  - transferred between two or more objects that are doing work
* is transferred by electromagnetic radiation
  - the sun to the earth by radiation
  - directly from the atmosphere into the oceans
  - from a hot object to a cool one by conduction or radiation
* is transferred from one body to another when work is done
  - object to another when a reaction takes place
  - organism to the next as organisms eat or are eaten
  - species to another through the food chain
* is transferred from one trophic level to another as organisms are consumed
  - to the next higher level
  - producers to other organisms in a series of steps
* is transferred from the bean leaf to the grasshopper when the grasshopper eats the bean
  - chemicals to the surroundings
  - plants to the animals and then also from animal to animal
  - power source to components in an electric circuit
  - sun to green plants and then to the animals in the food chain
  - water vapor to the cup, which cools the water vapor
* is transferred in all changes
  - into the gas by heat
  - or transformed, without gain or loss
* is transferred through an ecosystem
  - water in the state of steam
* is transferred when one molecule collides with another
  - organism is eaten by another organism
  - wherever there temperature difference between two objects
  - transformed when it takes on a different form of energy
  - transformed, converted, transported, and stored
* is transmitted from the sun to the earth by electromagnetic radiation
  - in a conical pattern into the subsurface
  - to the brain by nerve endings in the skin
* is transported by photons
  - from the spinning neutron star into the nebula by the magnetic field
  - through the photosphere once again by radiation
  - organisms for all kinds of things
  - power plants to make electricity
  - the body for walking, sitting and various activities
  - disproportionately by the rich and by industry
  - every day to power electric lights, warm houses, or run cars
* is used for life activities but in the process much is released as waste heat
  - movement or for chemical reactions
  - survival and reproduction
  - mainly for power generation, transportation, heating and cooking
* is used to build, repair or refuel units
  - draw the water from wells, treat it and deliver it to our homes
  - manufacture and operate farm equipment, and energy is used to take food to market
  - move matter and to maintain order
  - overcome gravity, to deform the shape of the air-filled ball
  - perform muscular work and to maintain body temperature
  - produce new units on demand
  - push unfolded protein through the hole
  - remove water form soil
  - vital for life
* is vital to a country's security and material well being
  - nations and people, and the demand grows constantly
  - wasted when excessive levels of illuminances are used
* is what causes mass to move
  - economists call relatively inelastic
  - flows when any state of an object changes
  - holds the nucleus together
  - makes matter move
  - making art is about
  - when electricity creates motion, light or heat
  - where both science and science fiction begin
* is zeal in motion, and energy is the forerunner of every effect
* is, therefore, an essential and integral part of all chemical studies
* isolating devices can include circuit breakers, switches, valves, and blocks.
* key element in infrastructure and plays a central role in economic development
  - factor in addressing major environmental challenges such as climate change
* leads to production.
* leaves ecosystems through heat losses generated by metabolism
  - living organisms as it dissipates as heat
  - the food chain as heat or in waste materials
* looks at the different kinds of energy that people, machines and nature use.
* major contributor to Australia's economy.
* makes everythinghappen, and every time something happens, there is an energy change.
* manifests itself in many forms.
* means something has the ability to cause change.
* measurement of the ability of something to do work.
* metabolites in the lateral vestibular nucleus in thiamine deficiency.
* moves from levels
  - places
  - in yet another direction with animals that feed on dead and decaying organisms
  - the earth's crust and drives food chains
* moves through an ecosystem in one direction
  - still another link with carnivores that eat other carnivores
* moves through the ecosystem along trophic macroplankton
  - as consumers eat and as decomposers decay other organisms
* moves up from the earth and out through the limbs in spiral paths
  - the food chain or web
  - upward through convection as warm air is pushed upward by cooler, denser air
* moving is what the breath actually is.
* national resource.
* necessity for people.
* needs decrease with age as the result of changes in basal metabolism and physical activity.
* needs for contraction
  - homeostasis
  - muscle contraction
  - increase as temperature decreases
  - sometimes require the transportation of used nuclear fuel
* needs to chemical reaction
  - fusion reaction
* notion central to physics, chemistry, physiology, and life itself.
* oscillates between electric and magnetic forms.
* oscillates between kinetic and potential energy due to gravity
  - in the spring
* part of all chemical processes.
* passes along a food chain of organisms.
* passes from one animal to another as they eat plants or one another
  - place to place, object to object, but never disappears
* pervades the universe.
* physical phenomenon
* plays a crucial role in the development of the developing countries
  - key role in environmentally-friendly business
* pouring outward from the sun's core creates strong magnetic currents that ebb and flow.
* powers all forms of transportation and even rollercoasters.
* precious resource.
* primary factor in controlling and maneuvering an aircraft.
* prime requisite for body function and growth.
* problem that requires action.
* produced by the sun in the form of heat and light is called solar energy
  - during nuclear fission is used to generate electricity
* produces blast waves
* promotes growth
  - lush growth
  - plant growth
* property associated with a material body.
* property of many substances and is associated with mechanical motion
  - associated withmechanical motion
  - matter and space
* provided by food is used for working.
* provides benefits
  - fuel for metabolism, growth, movement and other processes
  - services people want and it creates jobs
* provides the body with the ability to do work
  - means to create and maintain body heat
* quantity that gives an object the ability to affect other objects.
* quantity, governed by the first law.
* refers to the oxygen consumed or the calories used by the wheelchair rider.
* released is measured in Joule per mole.
* releases carbon dioxide
  - in earthquakes
* requires conversions
* requires for growth
  - healthy growth
* resource whose non-sustainability is readily apparent based on current usage patterns.
* results from combustion.
* results in negative pressure
* rises up the spinal column creating core strength.
* runs civilization, but people are the consumers of energy.
* scalar concept
* serves purposes.
* stays proportional to magnetic field.
* stored in sugar is released.
* stores in biomass
  - dead plants
  - heat water
* subject of much interest in many countries.
* sustains life and is and ever lasting cycle
* takes many forms such as light, heat, sound, electricity, magnetism and nuclear reactions
  - which can exert forces and do work
  - on the form of the vibration within it's surroundings
* tends by geodesical economy and angular law to be bounce-confined by the tetrahedron
  - to make animals put on weight, while protein tends to promote height
* transferred in the form of phosphate bonds is termed phosphorylation.
* transfers energy.
* transforms into heat.
* travels between positive and negative poles
  - from the sun to the earth by means of electromagnetic waves
  - in nearly vertical paths, and phase propagation is nearly horizontal
* travels through harmonics with no loss of power
  - matter as waves
  - the Earth in seismic waves
* underpins the social and economic fabric of humanity.
* unifying concept that cuts across physics, chemistry, and biology.
* use translates into costs.
* uses effects
  - famous equations
* varies with angular displacement and losses occur due to sidelobes.
* very difficult quantity to define
  - real physical entity
* wants to flow and spread out to areas with less energy.
* warms air
  - surround air
* word to describe the power and effort and a force
  - which tends to be used a lot in everyday life
* yields biotic oxidation
+ Greenhouse gas
  * A diagram of the greenhouse effect. Energy flows between space, the atmosphere, and Earth's surface.
+ Respiration: Metabolism :: Cellular respiration
  * During 'respiration' oxygen and glucose produce carbon dioxide and water. Energy is released in a form that can be used for chemical reactions inside cells. Some heat is released by these chemical reactions in cells, and it is this heat we experience as body heat.