Sentence examples for a reduced temperature range from inspiring English sources

Azizi et al. (2010) presented an explicit correlation with 20 constants for a reduced temperature range of (1.1 le T_{pr} le 2) and reduced pressure range of (0.2 le P_{pr} le 11).

As a control experiment, the same investigation was carried out on the non-dispersed fully hydrated ME/water system (Figure 3b), but a reduced temperature range was sufficient to cover all three phase regimes (25.0 46.5°C).

over a wide reduced temperature range (from 0·5 to 1·5 or even 2 in certain cases), including the saturations envelope and the immediate vicinity of the critical point.

This arrangement allows a natural flow from room temperature (gas cylinder) up to the reduced temperature range (syringe pump).

The faster initiation of the transition, as well as the reduced temperature range where it occurs, is probably due to a more homogeneous network structure at low SA content [ 33].

These data are calculated from the highly accurate Helmholtz energy equation at the reduced temperature range of 0.6 1.

Two equations of state have been developed, one valid over the reduced temperature range 0.2 26 and the other over 0.35 26.

A general method is proposed for formulating equations with which vapour pressures can be reproduced in wide reduced temperature ranges.

The method was developed for 26 alcohols in the reduced temperature ranging from 0.30 to 0.90, the average absolute deviations between calculated and DIPPR thermal conductivity data are generally very low, being less than 5% and the maximum absolute ones less than 8%, for most of the alcohols.

And it demonstrated a better performance under a reduced temperature and a wider dye concentration range, representing the most promising alternative for environmental application among the three processes.

That relationship still simmers, though at a reduced temperature.