Sentence examples similar to alteration temperature from inspiring English sources

Addition of newly formed fractures to the existing joint systems is distinctly developed in oxidized mudstone, corresponding to alteration temperatures of about 750 800 °C, and well developed in sintered oxidized mudstone that formed at inferred temperatures of about 900 °C.

Textural and mineralogical observations and oxygen isotopic compositions of major mineral phases in CI chondrites suggest even lower alteration temperatures of <150 °C (Clayton and Mayeda 1984; Zolensky et al. 1993).

We predict that alteration of temperature and humidity will not alter the intersection of this line with the source water, although changes in slope of the line may occur (as with evaporation of a pool of water).

PNIPAAm substrates are well known for controlled cell adhesion/detachment by alteration of temperature.

After the Ice is the story of this momentous period—one in which a seemingly minor alteration in temperature could presage anything from the spread of lush woodland to the coming of apocalyptic floods and one in which we find the origins of civilization itself.

But feeling cannot be just that, since any two physical bodies that come into contact undergo a similar alteration of temperature.

Magnetometers will be deployed to monitor the magnetic total field, which may help to map ongoing hydrothermal alteration and temperature changes at relatively shallow depths.

Similar to absorption, the alteration of temperature can influence on emission that optical feature of it such as FWHM and maximum peak can be changed.

We suggest that the combination of circulation alteration and temperature increase affected the pelagic communities in the Mediterranean sub-basins.

This deviation is likely to be due to the light-dark regime of illumination used in this study and the consequent daily alteration in temperature.

This group had no source of infection, alteration in temperature, leukocytosis, or leukopenia.