CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO THERMALISE
PRESENT
Present
I thermalise
you thermalise
he/she/it thermalises
we thermalise
you thermalise
they thermalise
Present continuous
I am thermalising
you are thermalising
he/she/it is thermalising
we are thermalising
you are thermalising
they are thermalising
Present perfect
I have thermalised
you have thermalised
he/she/it has thermalised
we have thermalised
you have thermalised
they have thermalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been thermalising
you have been thermalising
he/she/it has been thermalising
we have been thermalising
you have been thermalising
they have been thermalising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I thermalised
you thermalised
he/she/it thermalised
we thermalised
you thermalised
they thermalised
Past continuous
I was thermalising
you were thermalising
he/she/it was thermalising
we were thermalising
you were thermalising
they were thermalising
Past perfect
I had thermalised
you had thermalised
he/she/it had thermalised
we had thermalised
you had thermalised
they had thermalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been thermalising
you had been thermalising
he/she/it had been thermalising
we had been thermalising
you had been thermalising
they had been thermalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will thermalise
you will thermalise
he/she/it will thermalise
we will thermalise
you will thermalise
they will thermalise
Future continuous
I will be thermalising
you will be thermalising
he/she/it will be thermalising
we will be thermalising
you will be thermalising
they will be thermalising
Future perfect
I will have thermalised
you will have thermalised
he/she/it will have thermalised
we will have thermalised
you will have thermalised
they will have thermalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been thermalising
you will have been thermalising
he/she/it will have been thermalising
we will have been thermalising
you will have been thermalising
they will have been thermalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would thermalise
you would thermalise
he/she/it would thermalise
we would thermalise
you would thermalise
they would thermalise
Conditional continuous
I would be thermalising
you would be thermalising
he/she/it would be thermalising
we would be thermalising
you would be thermalising
they would be thermalising
Conditional perfect
I would have thermalise
you would have thermalise
he/she/it would have thermalise
we would have thermalise
you would have thermalise
they would have thermalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been thermalising
you would have been thermalising
he/she/it would have been thermalising
we would have been thermalising
you would have been thermalising
they would have been thermalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you thermalise
we let´s thermalise
you thermalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
thermalised
Present Participle
thermalising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMALISE»
Discover the use of
thermalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thermalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Third Generation Photovoltaics: Advanced Solar Energy Conversion
In this case, carriers could still thermalise by collisions with one another to
stabilise in a distribution described by a temperature much higher than the lattice
temperature (Fig. 6.1). This chapter explores the design features required for hot
...
2
Topological Defects and the Non-Equilibrium Dynamics of ...
These non-equilibrium quasiparti- cles travel out from the site of the event and
thermalise, creating many new quasiparticles. In the "Baked Alaska" scenario the
non-equilibrium quasiparticles should not thermalise locally but should first fly on
...
Yuriy M. Bunkov, Henri Godfrin, 2000
3
Dark Matter, Neutrinos, and Our Solar System
These bubbles have zero kinetic energy in the beginning, but they soon expand,
with their expansion velocity reaching cIthe velocity of light. Further evolution is
then governed by the rate at which bubbles nucleate and collide, and thermalise
...
4
Physics of the Early Universe: Proceedings of the Thirty ...
The blackbody spectrum seems to demand an epoch when the universe was
opaque to emission and absorption processes which could thermalise the
radiation. The difficulty of identifying suitable thermalising agents is the main
argument ...
J.A Peacock, A.F Heavens, A.T Davies, 1990
They self-thermalise at their own temperature on a time scale of a few
femtoseconds. This initial carrier temperature can be of the order of thousands of
Kelvin. These carriers, referred in the literature as hot carriers, exchange their
kinetic ...
Alexey Kavokin, Guillaume Malpuech, 2003
6
Properties of Aluminium Gallium Arsenide
xAs In indirect gap A^Ga^As, the photoexcited electrons thermalise in the X
conduction band minimum while the excited holes thermalise in the F minimum.
Consequently the optical transitions should occur through the assistance of
phonons.
Joachim Peinke, Achim Kittel, Stephan Barth, Martin Oberlack. On this length r, εr
must vary slower than vτ, so that the particle can thermalise. In other words, we
must compare the time τv ≃ rv/vτ based on Lagrangian velocity, and the evolution
...
Joachim Peinke, Achim Kittel, Stephan Barth, 2006
8
Scattering, Two-Volume Set: Scattering and Inverse ...
They studied a chain of nonlinear oscillators and initially predicted that,
beginning with a sinusoidal initial state, the system would "thermalise"; i.e., it
would share many Fourier modes in terms of a "white noise" spectrum, an a pn'on
'-presumed ...
E R Pike, E. R. Pike, Pierre C. Sabatier, Pierre Celestin Sabatier, 2001
Indeed, the energetic surface carriers will rapidly thermalise on the bulk cold
electrode electrons. However, closer examination reveals that this is not
necessarily true. The critical factor is the time T(j to tunnel through the barrier or
the effective ...
10
Modern power station practice: incorporating modern power ...
incorporating modern power system practice. Nuclear power generation British
Electricity International. Table 1.6 Collisions to thermalise 2 MeV neutrons Jo
BESSEL FUNCTION. The previous sentence is equivalent to saying: • Each
collision ...
British Electricity International, 1971
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Tour de France 2012, stage 16: guide to the climbs
Bagnères-de-Luchon is known as 'The Queen of the Pyrenees', noted for its thermalise, climatisme, sports d'hiver (thermal baths, beneficial climate, winter ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 12»
