If a craft gets too far into the atmosphere, however, the energy lost to friction can exceed that gained from the planet.

Due to no air resistance and energy lost in the form of sound when the balls collide.

This means that energy lost to braking is as little as possible.

This oscillation continues until the energy lost to the viscosity of the water finally brings it to rest in its original position.

With no net energy gained or lost from the now more humid air, sigma heat remains unchanged.

If a male is significantly smaller than his opponent it would not be worth his energy to compete and lose.

The result: more energy, more confidence, and 7 pounds lost.

Higher compression without energy recovery will mean more energy lost to the compression step.

If a spacecraft gets too far into the atmosphere, the energy lost to drag can exceed that gained from the planet's gravity.

The missing 0.9% of mass represents the energy lost when the nucleus of iron was made from hydrogen inside a star.