Sentence examples for bands of temperature from inspiring English sources

The use of wavelet analysis seems to offer a significant benefit in relation to other tools, because it can detect changes of both variability and complexity in different frequency bands of temperature signals, which have been shown by others to correlate with physiologic phenomena.

We can produce a product that has a much wider band of temperature stability, enabling the new breed of stealth fighters that are flying faster and higher than traditional airplanes have ever flown.

The width of the uncertainty band of temperature distributions for 95% confidence for the ground under grass cover was narrower and only about 60% of the value for the bare ground surface due to the dumping effect of the vegetation.

Dependencies of density, crystallinity, relative extension, thermal extension coefficient, dielectric relaxation parameters, intensity and shape of photoluminescence bands on temperature, and content of oxide component were studied.

Clusters differ sharply from bulk matter in that solid and liquid clusters of the same composition are capable of coexisting within a band of temperatures and pressures.

Bands of elevated temperature correspond with fumarolic activity on the caldera floor.

This consists of several linear bands of high temperatures oriented northeast-southwest near the center of the caldera floor, intersecting two linear bands of high temperatures oriented northwest-southeast in the western portion of the caldera floor.

The Monte Carlo method was used to compute the dual-band measurement uncertainties of temperature and emissivity caused by the propagation of the uncertainties associated with the temperatures of the two pyrometers and the temperature of the background.

Wavelet scales corresponding to different frequency bands of the recording temperature signals, extracted with a sampling frequency of 0.1 Hz, for 24 hours.

The insets show the rates of loss of the 3613 and 3440 cm−1 bands as a function of temperature.

The current work presents updated measurements of narrow-band transmission for the 2.0, 2.7 and 4.3μm bands of CO2 at temperatures of up to 1550 K.