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Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 92 S01 the propeller↗ (0.5) uh (0.9) the water is heated
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 93 S01 by mechanical works (0.6) however there isn't any
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 94 S01 transport some materials↗ (1.1) uh with some high
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 95 S01 temperature↗ (1.5) so:: we can think that
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 96 S01 eh energy is divided by heat and mechanical works↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 97 S01 (1.8) so (1.4) we can think about heat (1.5)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 98 S01 is a type of energy↘ (1.5) from that concept we
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 99 S01 started (1.3) calculate some thermal (0.7) energy or
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 100 S01 (3.5) works (3.9) and the third law (2.1)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 101 S01 thermodynamic is about the ∇entropy∇↗ (1.1) uh
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 102 S01 it's a- it's the concept of the direction↗ (0.6) of
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 103 S01 the (0.8) sound that xxx (9.9) fo- for example
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 104 S01 when vehicle (0.4) uh go up the hill↗ (0.5)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 105 S01 and they use (0.8) gas- gaslight↗ (0.5) however (0.5)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 106 S01 uh (0.8) when we turn off the engine and then we
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 107 S01 (1.0) didn't brake the vehicle↗ then (0.7)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 108 S01 it will maybe (1.0) uh go down ☉however☉ gasoline
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 109 S01 couldn't recover- (1.3) recover (0.8) this kind of
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 110 S01 uh (0.6) irreversible process→ it can be explained by
Oral Assessments Graduate 2020-01-09 4 111 S01 entropy (0.9) and the last