This means that it can be characterised, to a good degree of accuracy, by a single temperature: a chilly 2.7 degrees above absolute zero.
To try to get to the bottom of the question, David H. Bromwich of Ohio State University pulled together a team that focused on a single temperature record.
This occurs when the deepest parts of the oceans are filled by water with a single temperature from a common source.
Bulk solids can be in equilibrium with their liquid forms at only a single temperature for any given pressure or at only a single pressure for any given temperature.
The simplest process, infusion mashing, uses a well-modified malt, two to three volumes of water per volume of grist, a single vessel (called a mash tun), and a single temperature in the range of 62 to 67 °C (144 to 153 °F).
The dual-duct system also consumed much energy, and, when energy prices began to rise in the 1970s, both it and the Weathermaster system were supplanted by the variable air volume (VAV) system, which supplies conditioned air at a single temperature, the volume varying according to the heat loss or gain in the occupied spaces.
For each of our samples, dρ/dT shows peak at a single temperature (Fig. 4).
Large variation in IN concentration at a single temperature is also observed.
The spectrum was not reproduced by a single temperature CIE and NEI model.
The determination of a single temperature to stimulate permanent deformation is quite significant in pavement design and maintenance.
Isothermal amplification, on the other hand, obviates the use of a thermal cycler because reactions occur at a single temperature.
