| 41. | Utility functions are also related to risk measures, with the most common example being the entropic risk measure.
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| 42. | Also, the original entropic proposal has been found to largely overestimate the contribution of orientation entropy to catalysis.
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| 43. | Also, a specific microscopic model has been proposed that indeed leads to entropic gravity emerging at large scales.
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| 44. | The reagents have room to wiggle in a cavity and so the entropic effect might not be as important.
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| 45. | Even in the case of enzymes, computational studies have shown that the entropic effect might also be overestimated.
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| 46. | At a symposium at the Dutch Spinoza-institute on 8 December 2009 he introduced a theory of entropic gravity.
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| 47. | The material to be deposited is placed in an entropic environment, so that particles of material escape its surface.
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| 48. | This entropic force is very similar to the pressure experienced by the walls of a box containing an ideal gas.
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| 49. | A thermodynamic "'free entropy "'is an entropic thermodynamic potential analogous to the partition function.
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| 50. | The artificial ecology replaces the entropic state to re-create a landscape that fits a particular brand or aesthetic.
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