It's a type of streamline design that makes use of straight edges and trapezoids. It's a Ford design and you can see it in many of their passenger vehicles.
heat ---> kinetic ---> electricity heat ---> kinetic ---> electricity
Kinetic Energy increases as velocity increases. Kinetic Energy = 1/2 * Mass * Velocity2
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Ultra modern design is also known as contemporary design wherein the design is with the touch of modernistic or in-fashioned design.
Style is the way you express the design, its design that creates different types of styles, style can be refered as sort of taste and mood in design, but the word design it self is very general.
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The music was composed by Nick Foster and Peter Raeburn for Soundtree, and the track is called FKD. See here:http://www.tvadmusic.co.uk/2009/06/ford-kinetic-design/
Paul Konrad Hoenich has written: 'Design with sunrays' -- subject(s): Art and technology, Kinetic art, Sunlight in art 'The path into the unknown' -- subject(s): Art, Kinetic art 'Design with sunrays: artistic experiments with reflected sunlight' -- subject(s): Kinetic art, Sunlight in art
civic is best bcoz of kinetic n aerodynamic design. Not only design but also comfortable control and well manufactured engine.
Well, it really depends how the brakes are designed to work. In principle, a brake can, for example, convert part of the kinetic energy into an electrical current, which loads a battery.But yes, in the usual design, the kinetic energy is converted to heat energy.
The energy is generally converted to unusable energy, mainly heat. It is also possible to design special brakes that recover part of the kinetic energy, for example storing it in a battery, in a flywheel, etc., but this is not common.
Motion energy is kinetic.
it is called kinetic energy
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You could make it wavy looking, going up and down sort of thing. When its on the starting point(at the top) ke=0 and all it has is pe. When it moves and gets lower, the potential energy turns into kinetic energy, and at the bottom potential energy is all gone and it's all kinetic energy.
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C. H. J. Johnson has written: 'On the application of a starting condition to the design of multi-shock intakes' 'An exact solution to a problem in kinetic heating' 'A simplification in the Lighthill method of design of aerofoils in cascade'