Sentence examples for behavior at relatively high from inspiring English sources
We conclude that Kaiser expression is a possible way to explain the electrical behavior at relatively high temperatures and propose that the deviations emerged in low-field region at low temperatures are possibly due to the enhanced EEI in quasi-1D nanofibers with nanoscale inhomogeneous structures.
Although some studies indicate non-Newtonian behavior of nanofluids, specially at low shear rate, Wang et al. [43] and Chen et al. [45] indicated for Al2O3/EG nanofluids a Newtonian behavior at relatively high shear rates, and the value stated in this work (γ = 123 s-1) lies in that range.
In SF, the surfactant solution apparent viscosities are 2 2.5 times greater than the dynamic viscosities and the surfactant solution approaches a Newtonian behavior only at relatively high flow rates when the apparent viscosity tends to approach dynamic viscosity of the surfactant solution.
The evaporation behavior of the Diesel fuel air mixtures are investigated at relatively high air preheating temperatures ranging from 500 °C up to 680 °C.
This study demonstrates that even short recordings of stimulus-evoked behavior can generate high-content data for assessing sensory abnormalities at relatively high throughput.
Research by an international team led by SLAC and Stanford scientists has uncovered a new, unpredicted behavior in a copper oxide material that becomes superconducting – conducting electricity without any loss – at relatively high temperatures.
However, at relatively high temperature 343 K, there are some deviations from the semicircle behavior (Fig. 23).
Olrog's Gulls are colonial, breeding at relatively high nest densities (see Reproduction).
Elsa Hoffmann, 102, epitomizes two other traits centenarians display at relatively high levels: extraversion and trust.
Only at relatively high concentrations (100 microg/ml) of nanoscale titania did we observe cytotoxicity and inflammation; these cellular responses exhibited classic dose-response behavior, and the effects increased with time of exposure.
