The problem was caused by Nova's inability to closely match the output energy of each of the beamlines, which meant that different areas of the pellet received different amounts of heating across its surface.
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In the cyclotron, in contrast, the particles encounter the accelerating voltage many times during their spiral path, and so are accelerated many times, so the output energy can be many times the accelerating voltage.
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By applying a correlation analysis between the redshifted output energy and the input noise, it was observed that a particular component of the input noise was elevated each time a surplus in the redshifted noise was generated.
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Line arrays can be oriented in any direction, but their primary use in public address is in vertical arrays which provide a very narrow vertical output pattern useful for focusing sound at audiences without wasting output energy on ceilings or empty air above the audience.
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You might want to read about global climate models to see how scientists attempt to bring observed fact ( such as the temperature profile for a region ) in line with theoretical expectations ( such as a thermodynamic analysis of input and output energies ) . talk ) 19 : 48, 12 January 2011 ( UTC)
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Garret Moddel at nonconservative force, he argues that there is sufficient evidence ( e . g . analysis by Scandurra ( 2001 ) ) to say that the Casimir effect is a conservative force and therefore even though such an engine can exploit the Casimir force for useful work it cannot produce more output energy then has been input into the system.
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If you convert 90 % of the input energy into useful output energy you are doing very well . 80 % or 70 % efficiency or even lower would not be surprising, to convert mechanical energy into electrical with a generator, charge a battery, and get the electricity back out of the battery and converted to mechanical energy with a motor.
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Among other things, the book advances a conspiracy theory, claiming that the team did produce " greater-than-unity " output energy in an experiment successfully replicated on several occasions, but that the results were suppressed through an organized campaign of ridicule from mainstream physicists, including those studying controlled thermonuclear fusion, trying to protect their research and funding.
