The phrase "advancing temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to weather, climate change, or scientific discussions where temperature is increasing over time.
Example: "The advancing temperature trends indicate a significant shift in climate patterns over the past century."
Alternatives: "rising temperature" or "increasing temperature".
The deployed testbed, based on 33 IoT sensing devices performing advanced temperature and vibration monitoring tasks, has been kept in operation for two months while evaluating transmission delays and system operating life through power consumption measures.
The best known applications of these types of problems occur when finding a pollution source intensity by measurements of the pollutant concentrations and for identifying the laser beam intensity and trajectory in the heat equation corresponding to a given-in-advance temperature distribution [2].
Especially after appearance of the fourth generation advanced high temperature gas cooled reactor, structural mechanics in reactor technology becomes a popular subject in structural engineering.
A reactor concept the advanced high-temperature reactor was developed to match these requirements for H2 production.
Recently, several papers have introduced advanced low-temperature synthesis and colloidal growth that can yield quantum dots with a sufficiently narrow size distribution [24 27].
In this paper we review the more than three decades of development of metal droplet generation for precision additive manufacturing applications utilizing advanced, high-temperature metals and alloys.
Thus, more advanced, high-temperature-based zero air generators need to be used.
Today not even advancing age, sub-zero temperatures or icy paths could keep them from reaching the mountaintop, which offers a stunning view of snow-capped peaks, gorges and waterfalls.
Deeper burial by continuing sedimentation, increasing temperatures, and advancing geologic age result in the mature stage of petroleum formation, during which the full range of petroleum compounds is produced from kerogen and other precursors by thermal degradation and cracking (the process by which heavy hydrocarbon molecules are broken up into lighter molecules).
The advancing season with falling temperatures and diminishing resources as external factor is known to alter foraging behavior and reactions to predator cues (Hayes et al. 2006; Liesenjohann et al. 2011).
