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Degradation of energy

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(Physics) the transformation of energy into some form in which it is less available for doing work.

See also: Degradation



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With a shot of the stun gun, the human body's electrical signal will be interrupted, there by resulting in sudden degradation of energy in the muscles.
Previous investigations (Rossi and Braun 1996; Breuker and Braun 1998b; Chen and Braun 2001) used degradation of energy efficiency rating (EER) or coefficient of performance (COP) as an economic index and cooling capacity degradation as a comfort index for evaluating fault severity and FDD sensitivity.
Entropy is the measure of dissipation and degradation of energy.
 
 
 
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