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*[[Energy (earth science)]], the potential of various constituents of the planet Earth to influence one another |
*[[Energy (earth science)]], the potential of various constituents of the planet Earth to influence one another |
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*[[Energy (cosmology)]], energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth |
*[[Energy (cosmology)]], energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth |
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*[[Energy (signal processing)]] |
*[[Energy (signal processing)]] the energy Es of a continuous-time signal x(t) |
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*[[Energy (social studies)]], synonymous with energy resources, and most often refers to substances like fuels, petroleum products and electricity |
*[[Energy (social studies)]], synonymous with energy resources, and most often refers to substances like fuels, petroleum products and electricity |
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*[[Energy (spirituality)]], a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found |
*[[Energy (spirituality)]], a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found |
Revision as of 18:29, 17 June 2007
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Look up energy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Energy, in physics and other sciences, is an amount of work that one system can do on another.
Energy may also refer to:
- Energy (chemistry), the potential for substances to undergo transformations or transform other substances
- Energy (biology), the potential of organisms to undergo or cause a change in their form or function
- Energy (earth science), the potential of various constituents of the planet Earth to influence one another
- Energy (cosmology), energy transformations in the universe beyond the planet Earth
- Energy (signal processing) the energy Es of a continuous-time signal x(t)
- Energy (social studies), synonymous with energy resources, and most often refers to substances like fuels, petroleum products and electricity
- Energy (spirituality), a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found
- Energy (psychological), used in a casual sense as a synonym for psychological motivation, creativity, agitation, excitement, or responsiveness
In music:
- Energy (album), the only full CD released by Operation Ivy
- Energy (band), a Taiwanese boy group
- Energy Rekords, a record label
- "Energy", a song by The Pillows from Pantomime
- "Energy", a song in the LazyTown soundtrack
Energy may also be used for: