Cinético

Cinético is a Spanish adjective derived from the Greek word "kinētikós," meaning "moving" or "put in motion." It is used to describe anything related to motion, movement, or the forces that cause or resist motion. In physics, the term "cinético" is directly associated with kinetic energy, which is the energy an object possesses due to its motion. This energy is dependent on both the mass of the object and its velocity.

The concept of cinético is fundamental to understanding the dynamics of physical systems. It's applied in various fields, from engineering, where the design of moving parts and machinery relies on principles of cinético, to biology, where the movement of cells and organisms is studied. In art and design, kinetic art is a genre that features components in motion, often driven by mechanical or natural forces. The adjective can also be used more broadly to describe anything that is dynamic, active, or characterized by change and progress, rather than being static or fixed. For example, a "proceso cinético" refers to a process that involves movement or change over time.