Sentence examples for above a given temperature from inspiring English sources

Another possible explanation is the possibility that above a given temperature the H-bonding interactions between the carboxyl and hydroxyl groups is reduced by the mobility, so that the polar-electrostatic interaction in H-bonding is reduced, inducing an upfield shift.

The mean hole volume, νh, varies in PS between 80 Å3 (133 K) and 212 Å3 (503 K) and shows a systematic decrease with increasing MA content for a given temperature above Tg.

It was good at a given temperature.

The PTC tube efficiency can be obtained from the above simulation for a given HTF temperature.

Reef corals, the building blocks of carbonate reefs, have a restricted thermal tolerance, resulting in 'bleaching' events (loss of symbiotic algae) when sea surface temperatures rise above a given threshold [4].

This resembles what has been informally described above: from a given input string, year and temperature are extracted and written to an (intermediate) output file.

Ferroelectricity ceases in a given material above a characteristic temperature, called its Curie temperature, because the heat agitates the dipoles sufficiently to overcome the forces that spontaneously align them.

Degree day is defined as the mean temperature, above 0°C, for a given day.

In Australia there is lack of consensus on the definition of unusual heat events with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology defining a heat-wave as a period of more than a few days in a row of above average temperatures for a given location [ 22].

Assuming that the temperature at a given location drops with a simple exponential function, the maximum temperature can be estimated and reaches well above 100°C at the center of the ablation cone diameter.

As suggested by Hecker and Roux, 1996 [ 43], annealing temperatures above and down the optimum annealing temperature theoretically calculated for a given primer increase number of reads obtained and specificity of PCR products.