Sentence examples for a reduced temperature from inspiring English sources

On this basis, a reduced temperature concept is introduced, which parallels the better known reduced frequency concept.

Performance and flow distribution studies revealed better performance, uniform flow distribution, and a reduced temperature gradient across the stack; improving overall system efficiency.

In this work, we have investigated the design and metalorganic vapor-phase epitaxial growth of red vertical cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSEL, emission wavelength around 650 680 nm) with respect to low threshold current densities and a reduced temperature dependence.

This is not the first instance in which a reduced temperature enzyme shows restricted motion in relation to its corresponding high-temperature ortholog.

Maintaining flies at a reduced temperature (18°C) reduces locomotor activity, slows down development and increases the tolerance to chronic hypoxic conditions [9].

That relationship still simmers, though at a reduced temperature.

This suggests a smaller degree of order in MO, thus requiring a substantially reduced temperature to crystallize, since crystallization requires good molecular packing to reach an adequate entropy level.

The curves show a rather long-lasting temperature increase in dead rats and a substantially reduced temperature effect in narcotized rats due to the blood flow and due to the active though still damped thermal regulation [20], [21], [22], [23].

The values of λR were determined at a fixed reduced temperature T∗ by differential absorption spectrometry and by specular reflectivity measurements.

Further movement along the X-axis leads to a sharply reduced temperature, which is too low to satisfy the growth requirement of ZnO nanorods.

In general, reduced temperature caused a boost in expression of about 200% on average.