Sentence examples for accommodate temperature from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the cell incorporates a coolant jacket to accommodate temperature control of the load material associated with the process.

This paper presents an experimental study on the potential applications of the fiber reinforced engineered cementitious composite with characteristic of low drying shrinkage (LSECC) in concrete pavements for the purpose of eliminating joints that are normally used to accommodate temperature and shrinkage deformation.

It could be concluded that meshfree methods have unique advantages especially in terms of performance and versatility in this regard and there are potential future work in the areas of accommodating temperature variations, 3-D modelling and multiscale modelling.

This value is able to accommodate the temperature variations of basaltic glass dissolution rates measured by Gislason and Oelkers (2003), at a given pH, for temperature ranges between 0 and 300 °C.

These methods, however, do not accommodate for temperature variations across a data center.

Carleton said her research showed little evidence Indian farmers were changing their practices to accommodate rising temperatures.

Derivatives of the missile's titanium alloys, which were developed to accommodate surface temperatures at supersonic speed, came to be used on most high-performance aircraft.

Wastewater treatment plant design needs to accommodate changing temperatures, and somewhat limited capacity is a key criticism of low strength anaerobic treatment such as Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactors (AnMBR).

Clothing: Be prepared to wear clothing more than once (use deodorant) and to layer to accommodate changing temperatures.

We have developed 3-D modequationsons for a cryo-adsorption hydrogen storage tank, where the energy balance accommodates the temperature and pressure variation of all the thermodynamic properties.

This study also provides an alternative approach of accommodating low temperature ignition kinetics in combustion simulation, especially useful for those under variable thermodynamic conditions.