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The second law of thermodynamics states that the entropy of isolated systems left to spontaneous evolution cannot decrease with time, as they always arrive at a state of thermodynamic equilibrium, where the entropy is highest.entropy = a measure of the disorder in a system and the amount of energy in it that is no longer available to do work
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The initial excitement and organization is giving way to entropy.entropy = disorder and loss of energy
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Entropy is the degree of randomness or disorder in a system, Doctor.† (source)
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And the idea of entropy, are you familiar with it?† (source)
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Hadn't you heard that it was getting hotter because of this tilt, this ever increasing tilt of the earth, which was inevitable and not humanity's fault, not our cars or emissions or Aqua Net but plain and simple entropy, or was it atrophy, or was it apathy?† (source)
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Damn you, Entropy!† (source)
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The answer was that the photograph's information content—its entropy—exceeded the painting's by one or two orders of magnitude.† (source)
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The final fitful month of the school year is an entropic period, when the usual glow from dorm lounges, late-night pizza parlors, and fraternity keg rooms steadily ionizes into freefloating panic and rushed preparations for final testing and departure.† (source)
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"Entropy," she chirps.† (source)
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You're an entropic chaos factor.† (source)
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"Entropy," he said finally.† (source)
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"They are the source of a strange, anti-entropic force-field which lingers still," said King Billy.† (source)
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You have to understand that your daughter is currently inhabiting...ah...think of it as a localized region of reversed entropy.† (source)
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"There are anti entropic forcefields around the Time Tombs," he said.† (source)
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An atmosphere of terminal entropy pervaded the camp, heightened by the fact that our team which for the preceding six weeks had been encouraged to rely * In 1996, Rob Hall's team spent just eight nights at Camp Two (21,300 feet) or higher before setting out for the summit from Base Camp, which is a pretty typical acclimatization period nowadays.† (source)
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Gold resists the entropic laws of decay; that's one of the reasons the ancients considered it magical.† (source)
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