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The system demonstrated good reversibility and high efficiencies in coulomb (95%), energy (84%), and voltage (88%).

1979 Super Prestige Pernod The principle of microscopic reversibility in physics and chemistry is twofold:.

He discovered that the time-reversibility of the Newtonian dynamics leads to the detailed balance for collision: in equilibrium collisions are equilibrated by their reverse collisions.

Taking these fears into account Offe suggests that the basic income implementation should be "governed by principles of gradualism and reversibility".

On the other hand, recent advances in non-equilibrium statistical physics have established that there is no a priori relationship between logical and thermodynamic reversibility.

In its modern form, the principle of microreversibility was published by Lewis (1925).

The essence of elasticity is reversibility.

This reversibility of collisions is the first example of microreversibility.

All chemical processes are reversible (law of microscopic reversibility) although some processes have such an energy bias, they are essentially irreversible.

According to Boltzmann, this microreversibility implies the principle of detailed balance for collisions: at the equilibrium ensemble each collision is equilibrated by its reverse collision.

Threat of reversibility: an offline dictionary attack to recover the password is feasible after capturing a successful CRAM-MD5 protocol exchange (e.

In practice, HTS are limited by the irreversibility field H*, above which magnetic vortices melt or decouple.