The phrase "area at a temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or discussions about environmental conditions where temperature is a relevant factor.
Example: "The experiment was conducted in an area at a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius to ensure optimal conditions for the reaction."
Alternatives: "location at a temperature" or "zone at a temperature".
In order to elucidate the above results and understand the mechanism that leads to the different formation kinetics in the two cases, we systematically investigated the etch rate as a function of the etching time of SiNWs formed on non-patterned Si areas and on lithographically defined 100 × 100-μm2 100-μm2 areasurfacetemperareas of 30°C.
The effect of light on standard color card and sensing area is the same as well as the few influences of temperature on a standard color card and, finally, the typical value of color intensity in the sensing area at a given temperature ((S T,L - f(L,bar {I})-f(I)))). .
All experiments were performed in a clean room area at a constant temperature of 20 °C with constant relative humidity of 60%%.
At a species scale, measured CO2 efflux per unit bole surface area at a given temperature was highest in the early successional species Cecropia schreberiana and lowest in species that inhabit high elevations such as Micropholis garciniifolia and Tabebuia rigida.
After anodic activation treatment we observed a positive reaction current density of 1.2mA cm−2 as a maximum value at a polarization potential (Eτ) of 0.6V (vs rhe) at a polarization time of 38ms in 1 M CH3OH + 0.5 M H2SO4 for a true Pt surface area at a room temperature.
Although a parabolic heater theoretically heats a target area at the same temperature, temperature distribution is made on the target area in engineered conditions.
Moreover, given the low variability of the convective heat exchange coefficient, even the areas at a higher temperature having small heat exchange areas dissipate power as the surfaces are with larger areas but with lower temperature gradient.
In (d), a top-view SEM image of the SiNWs on the patterned areas is depicted, while in (e) and (f), we see cross-sectional SEM images in two different magnifications of NWs formed in the confined areas at a reaction temperature of 30°C. Figure 3 A schematic representation and SEM images of SiNWs formed on the confined area.
Carapacho is the only warm spring in the area, with a temperature at around 19 20 °C that is constant during the four seasons.
