Antonym: static. Similar words: kinesthetic, genetic engineering, genetic, phonetic, magnetic, frenetic, genetics, splenetic. Meaning: [kaɪ'netɪk ,kɪ-] 
adj. 1. relating to the motion of material bodies and the forces associated therewith 2. characterized by motion 3. supplying motive force.
adj. 1. relating to the motion of material bodies and the forces associated therewith 2. characterized by motion 3. supplying motive force. 
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1 These are kinetic energy and potential energy.
2 The balance of these federations is kinetic.
3 This tiny rock carries enough kinetic energy to produce an explosion equivalent to several thousand tons of high explosives.
4 It is well known in kinetic theory that reaction rates Increase rapidly with increases in temperature.
5 It is a measure of the average kinetic energy of all the particles in a system.
6 The kinetic energy lost by a body of mass m rising through the same distance is remarkably similar:.
7 In the first case they had enough kinetic energy to make it; in the second case they did not.
8 We know that kinetic energy increases as length raised to the fifth power.
9 Only those particles with kinetic energies sufficiently high to overcome the attractive forces between the particles in the liquid can escape.
10 All this is achieved by kinetic energy - the shell contains no explosives.
11 The kinetic theory of gases is a mathematical model of an ideal gas.
12 The following equation forms the basis of the kinetic theory of gases.
13 Velocity is important. Kinetic energy frees the brain and confuses the enemy.
14 The kinetic energy, or energy of motion, of the ship has been exchanged for strain energy in the rope.
15 There exist many sources of energy both potential and kinetic.
16 An attempt to reunite both channels of thought has been made by Adam and Gibbs who have outlined a molecular kinetic theory.
17 Silver paint coating their exterior reflects heat in warm weather and contributes to the diaphanous kinetic appearance of the structure.
18 Rocket engineers speak loosely of thermal energy being converted into kinetic energy in the engine bell.
19 Meteor Crater in Arizona was excavated 10 4 yr ago by an iron object with a kinetic energy of 15Mton.
20 An earlier parallel, however,[www.Sentencedict.com] can be drawn between Degas's kinetic compositions and other contemporary photographs.
21 Impact explosions begin with the nearly instantaneous conversion of the kinetic energy of motion of the impactor into heat.
22 Eighteen years later, commenting on the consequences of the kinetic theory, he wrote.
23 Then a flaring swish as its propellant ignited, accelerating it helter-skelter accumulating redoubtable kinetic energy.
24 The use of the enzyme lipase is most commonly employed with the kinetic procedures.
25 A flywheel will be added to the system next year to store kinetic energy lost by braking.
26 In animals walking on force plates, there is a steady exchange of kinetic and gravitational energies.
27 Rapidly the temperature climbed to 5000 C as friction with the atmosphere turned the kinetic energy of the craft into heat.
28 The increase in vapour pressure with temperature can be explained in terms of the kinetic theory.
29 Our apartment was generating serious energy, shifting from its usual somnambulism to a flushed and slightly kinetic mode.
30 The dynamic nature of phase equilibria can be understood by considering them in the light of the kinetic theory.
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