Sentence examples for a fast temperature from inspiring English sources

Processes with a fast temperature response (e.g. photosynthesis or stress) were decoupled from developmental processes with a slow response time.

The standard LV-configuration for level control combined with a fast temperature loop is recommended for most columns.

It can be found that after a fast temperature rise stage during the first several minutes, the pantograph strip came to a relative steady state of around 175 °C finally.

The micro-fabricated calorimeter with a heater and thermal sensors was able to perform a fast temperature scan at above 1000 K/s and a high-resolution heat measurement.

A fast temperature controller with the deviation derivative proportional-integral-derivative (DDPID) control algorithm, which was suitable for ramp control using ramp-to-setpoint function, was used to facilitate the fast pulse heating.

MTC device introduced exhibits a low power consumption due to by high thermal resistance values (Rth = 15 21 K/mW), uniform temperature distribution, a fast temperature time response (τ ∼ 1.5 1.8 ms), and good mechanical integrity and thermal stability.

Based on the analysis of the existing system, an improved compression platen design for thermal management that provides a faster temperature response and a more uniform sample temperature distribution is proposed.

Moulding micro features with a high aspect ratio is a critical task, in particular when the feature width is small, due to a faster temperature decrease than in macro/meso scale cavities.

Porous organic inorganic (O I) hydrogels showing a very fast temperature response, including very fast reswelling were prepared: only 6 s are needed for 72% deswelling (gel collapse) as well as for 72% reswelling.

A direct resistive-heating fast temperature programming device for fast gas chromatography was designed and evaluated.

Previous experiments proved some kind of order in the paraelectric phase which resulted in an electric response to the fast temperature pulses above the critical temperature Tc.