The phrase "average peak temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to weather, climate studies, or any scientific discussion involving temperature measurements.
Example: "The average peak temperature during the summer months has been steadily increasing over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean maximum temperature" or "typical high temperature".
The climate all year round is moderate due to the influence of the surrounding seas, with average peak temperatures of 7 °C in March and 18 C in July and August.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Two DSC thermographs for pure RT21® (average latent heat of melting: 132.75 J/g; average peak melting temperature: 23.12 °C; average temperature corresponding to the onset of melting: 17.09 °C; and average endset temperature: 27.26 °C).
Across the board, butterflies had their second worst summer since chilly 1981, when the average peak UK temperature was just 14.1C.
Integration was also performed using the DSC software package, which gave an average latent heat value of 132.75 J/g, as compared to the value of 134 J/g reported by the manufacturer, and an average peak melting temperature of 23.12 °C.
The average peak melting temperatures of the RT21® encapsulated in 10, 10.2, and 20 μm pore size membranes were 20.73 ± 0.13, 21.10 ± 0.14, and 20.72 ± 0.20 °C, respectively, which are close to that seen for unencapsulated RT21®.
Experimental results on the standard tested benchmarks show that the proposed algorithm is efficient to obtain floorplans, with decreasing the average and the peak temperature.
Furthermore, due to the heterogeneous core organization and the fine-grained optimization on energy-efficiency in QcNoC, averagely 18.40% reduction on system energy consumption can be achieved with an average 2.24∘C reduction on chip peak temperature compared with that in FoToNoC.
Thus, the average difference in peak temperatures (3.5°C±1.8) between the Q and B bands in Microcoleus is significantly smaller than observed in "model organisms", indicating higher activation energy for radiative recombination between Q and Pheo.
