Sentence examples for a function of depth and temperature from inspiring English sources

Variation of top basement geometry in turn affects the subsurface variation in thermal conductivity itself as a function of depth and temperature.

They are also used to show the time variation of temperature with height in the atmosphere or with depth in soil or water; the characteristics of heat flow into soil, for example, are easily visualized from a graph showing temperature as a function of depth and time.

On basis of their relationship, a statistical regression was performed, and the temperature prediction model was determined as a function of depth, average air temperature and total solar radiation calculated in the cumulative time.

So, temperature of the river water was observed to be a function of depth, turbulence, time of the day, and heat input from outer environment.

Temperature dependence is defined as the change in ice properties due to the temperature gradient as a function of depth of the iceberg.

We compute the temperature evolution as a function of depth (every 10 cm) to a depth of 20 m into the substrate every month for 17 years following the eruption (Fig.  13a).

The formulas deal with changes of fluid flow parameters along the vertical pipe in the well, as a function of pressure and temperature variations with depth.

The temperature is approximately a linear function of depth and the thermal gradient in the lid is about constant with depth.

The common model to estimate fluid temperature as a function of well depth and injection time was developed by Ramey (1962) which is specified for incompressible liquid.

This linearity predicted by theory is confirmed in experiments for bitumen as a function of temperature and depth penetration.

Additionally, angle resolved XPS data as a function of temperature and XPS depth profiling at room temperature provide insight about the inter-diffusion length.