Sentence examples for based on measured temperature from inspiring English sources

This paper deals with the development of methodology suited for design of computation algorithm which is able to determine power losses of electronic systems based on measured temperature distribution (thermo-vision measurements).

Monthly mean air density based on measured temperature and pressure data is shown in Figure 6 and its 1-year average value is 1.118 kg/m3.

Icing frequencies of the wind sensors at the stations were detected based on measured temperature, relative humidity and the standard deviation of the lateral movement of the wind sensor.

Based on measured temperature data at different depths of an actual pavement structure and the corresponding simulation model, thermal parameters of each layer in the pavement structure were recognized.

The temperatures reported by Danis et al. (2012) are based on measured equilibrated temperatures at specific borehole locations.

However, our 1-D temperature estimation, based on measured in situ temperatures and thermal conductivity values on core samples at 900 mbsf, does not support a temperature lower than 130°C at the megasplay fault below Site C0002.

Renal blood flow calculation is based on measured changes in temperature of the renal vein blood after injection of a bolus of isotonic saline at room temperature [ 19].

Results show that developed models can predict accurately the hourly flow rate based on measured hourly air temperature and solar irradiation, as input parameters.

Particular attention is also paid to a possible secondary quench detection system based on measured thermohydraulic signals (pressure, temperature and/or helium mass flow rate).

Based on measured data a 3D temperature model of Germany has been published for the European Molasse Basin by Agemar et al. (2014b), in which single temperature measurements have been interpolated in three dimensions.

Actual levels of CO2 and total alkalinity were then calculated based on measured DIC, pH (NIST), temperature, salinity, and first and second dissociation constants of carbonic acid in seawater (Roy et al. 1993) using CO2SYS (http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ftp/co2sys/, Table 1).