Sentence examples for between the highest temperature from inspiring English sources
The increase in temperature was determined based on the difference between the highest temperature after injection and the control temperature.
Some members of the production reported temperatures between 91 and, but the highest temperature officially recorded in Death Valley during the period was 123 degrees.
In shortwave diathermy, the part to be treated is placed between two condenser plates, and the highest temperature is concentrated in the subcutaneous tissues.
The highest temperature change between the two periods was 1.5 °C in November for maximum temperature and 1.4 °C in June and July for the minimum temperature.
The second connection is the one between the high temperature shield and a second shield called low temperature shield, which has a temperature during reactor operation around 150 °C.
Between the high temperature fulfillment of the Tg step and 451 K, the temperature dependent rigid amorphous fraction (RAF) is completely determined.
Operational boundaries of both reactors are compared by the zero-dimensional energy balance model, which clarifies the difference between the higher temperature operational regime of TR-1 and the lower temperature regime of HR-1.
The microstructural analysis shows that the Al-based intermetallic coating, containing phases such as Al13Fe4, Fe3Al and Al8Cr5 is formed by the in-situ reaction between the high temperature of the aluminum coating manufacturing and the substrate.
Through the study of experimental data, some empirical relationships have been observed between the high temperature entropy Debye temperature θD 0) and the low temperature limit of the Debye temperature θD −3).
where ΔT is the temperature difference between the high temperature wall and the low temperature wall, and L is the characteristic length of the square cavity.
In general, the lowest temperatures were between 22 and 25 °C and the highest temperatures were between 58 and 70 °C in the reactors (Arslan et al. 2011).
