Sentence examples for band temperature from inspiring English sources

The SARA challenge was not associated with lameness, weight shifting, reaction to hoof testing, or increased coronary band temperature in this study.

A thermovision touchless camera (NEC-AVIO TVS-200EX) with a 8 14  μm wave band, temperature resolution better than 0.080°C, and sensitivity of 80 mK and working in real time was applied.

Coronary band temperature data from days 1 15 was analysed using a repeated measurements model (PROC MIXED, with day as repeated and type = sp gau) (day) in SAS 9.4).

A thermovision touchless camera (NEC-AVIO TVS-200EX) using a 8-14 μm wave band, temperature resolution better than 0.080°C, sensitivity 80 mK and working in real time was applied.

Coronary band temperature was measured after clipping an area of 3 × 3 cm of the skin just proximal to the coronary band on the dorsolateral aspect of the lateral claw on one hind limb and on the proximal part of the right thigh.

Overall, weight-shifting behaviour did not differ between groups, however a numeric increase in cows on SARA challenge shifting weight was observed on day 9. Coronary band temperature did not differ between groups (control: 29.3°C, SARA challenge: 29.3°C, P = 0.97).

These differences between the B band and Q band temperatures are attributed to changes in the properties of the QB site due to binding of various types of herbicides that affect QA/QB interaction [29].

In this study, images of 19 healthy cattle have been taken over an extended period to determine hoof and especially coronary band temperatures (a common site for the development of FMD lesions) and eye temperatures (as a surrogate for core body temperature) and to examine how these vary with time and ambient conditions.

It is also found that the most appropriate dead-band temperature of the air-to-water heat pump unit is −7 °C, the optimum storage factor should be within the range of 0.5 m3/m2 to 0.8 m3/m2 and the solar collector area is proposed to be in the range of 130 m2–130 m2.

Spectral band brightness temperature (BT) is the temperature a blackbody needs to have to emit a specified radiance for a given sensor band (Berk 2008).

His drummer this weekend is Brian Blade, who always drives up a band's temperature.