Sentence examples for a weak temperature from inspiring English sources

This theory prescribes only a weak temperature dependence for the wavespeeds.

In the high temperatures range, the nanowires exhibit a positive temperature coefficient of resistance and a weak temperature dependence.

The holes concentration ranged from 1 × 1012 to 1 × 1013 cm-2 at low temperature, with a weak temperature dependence.

At low fields, the current is limited by space charge effects with a weak temperature dependence which is believed to be due to the quantum dot size distribution.

A weak temperature dependency of χ has been observed which revealed that the phase behaviour in LN4 is mainly controlled by the entropic term.

In the high temperatures range, 77 300 K, the nanowires exhibit a positive temperature coefficient of resistance and a weak temperature dependence, a typical metal-like character.

Cesium column transport at 225 °C indicated a weaker temperature dependence, and unlike Li+, its exchange decreased at higher temperatures.

The log term in Equation 4 results in a weaker temperature dependence than that in a 3D Fermi liquid (∝T2).

The greatest temperature response was found for anaerobic CH4 production (Q10 = 6.8), and CH4 consumption (mesic conditions, Q10 = 2.7), while CO2 production showed a weaker temperature response (Q10 < 2) across the three moisture treatments.

A weaker temperature dependence is found in the k values compared with that of G, which is resulted from the inconsistent variation of thermal transport in single materials and across the interface with temperature.

KO1/KO2 was not significantly different from KO1, wgI-12/KO2, perhaps because wg I-12 is a weaker, temperature sensitive allele.