Sentence examples for a common temperature from inspiring English sources

The horizontal line delineates pipe of a common temperature (downcomer vs. upcomer legs).

The researchers then estimated the rates of respiration for each species at 20°C and 23.4°C, a common temperature in respiration studies and the amount of extra warming in the heated plots, respectively.

The method delineated here extends the single-loop BTR model by first defining the boundary in the borehole cross section that separates downcomer and upcomer pipe legs of a common temperature.

This analytical method applies equally to multilayer stack-ups cured simultaneously at a common temperature, and to products such as integrated circuit wafers where the layers are formed sequentially at different temperatures.

It is found that patterns in which the two catalysts are spatially layered (and maintained at different temperatures) or well-mixed (and operated at a common temperature) can both offer significant improvements over an unpatterned reactor.

The investigation was focused on the segment of the extruded jet that remained in the die, since numerical simulation showed that material points along the longitudinal axis of such segment correspond to different stages of a common temperature compensated deformation history.

There was evidence of a common temperature-induced CSR across the pink and sockeye salmon populations studied.

The goal of this study was to characterize a common temperature-induced CSR that can be used to develop molecular tools to identify periods of temperature stress across populations and species of pink and sockeye salmon.

Characterizing a common temperature-induced CSR across species and populations will aid in pink and sockeye salmon management through the development of molecular biomarkers of temperature stress that can be used as monitoring tools to assess conditions that are physiologically stressful for various populations of migrating Pacific salmon.

Mean daily temperature (Kovats et al. 2004; Liang et al. 2008; Schwartz et al. 2004) was a simple and common temperature indicator.

A quality control/quality assurance (QC/QA) procedure was developed to correct the in situ moduli at different field temperatures to a common reference temperature using a fitting function from experimental data for QC and using master curves from laboratory dynamic modulus tests for QA.