Sentence examples for at a particular temperature from inspiring English sources

By varying the composition of a petroleum mixture, it is possible to attain a desired viscosity at a particular temperature.

The Intel Corporation said yesterday that it had recalled its fastest chip -- the 1.13 gigahertz Pentium III -- because the chip could cause system errors when running certain programs at a particular temperature and voltage.

The one used most commonly for soft tissues and heart valves involves soaking the tissues in an antimicrobial solution at a particular temperature for a certain length of time.

In principle, heat-treating already takes place when steel is hot-rolled at a particular temperature and cooled afterward at a certain rate, but there are also many heat-treating process facilities specifically designed to produce particular microstructures and properties.

Insects placed on a surface that provides a temperature gradient (warmer at one end and cooler at the other) often congregate in a narrow band at a particular temperature, providing behavioral evidence of sensitive thermoreception.

At a particular temperature, the rate decreased with increasing n-alkane chain length.

For example, humans optimally grow in a particular temperature, and cannot grow at very high temperatures.

The derived experimental calorimetric parameters, obtained from model fitting procedures, can be used to compute the fraction of poloxamine existing in an aggregated form, at any particular temperature.

Equation 13 can be used to calculate the value of n at any particular temperature, since the rate constants are temperature dependent.

The figure shows that at any particular temperature the percentage of decomposition of the homopolymer of SFO prepared by microwave irradiation (P-2) is lower as compared to the homopolymer prepared by thermal method (P-1).

The substrate temperature during evaporation of the selenium alloy did not have any effect on 1/f noise for a particular applied voltage, though typically the dark current of a sample deposited at a particular substrate temperature falls sharply when the temperature is increased or decreased.