Sentence examples for by a temperature increase from inspiring English sources
These parameters seem to be improved by a temperature increase, the specific surface area varying from 20 to 96m2g−1.
The enhancement of the surface mobility, either by a temperature increase or by ion bombardment during film growth, induces higher phase segregation, and therefore the XRD diffraction peaks from phase 2 disappear.
In addition, the increase of adsorption rate caused by a temperature increase could be felicitously explained by the endothermic reaction.
Parmesan then narrowed her focus to effects she calls "sign switching"; these can only be explained by a temperature increase or decrease--for example, spring signals such as flowering that happen earlier during warmer decades and later during cooler decades.
Sohn et al. [26] documented a seismic swarm in 1995 in this area, followed by a temperature increase in the Bio9 vent with a delay of a few days [25].
The chromatographic conditions were as follows: detector temperature, 220 °C; injector temperature, 180 °C (split/splitless) and an oven temperature program starting with 5 min at 45 °C, followed by a temperature increase at a rate of 20 K min−1 up to 225 °C, and this temperature was then kept for 10.5 min.
The chromatographic conditions were as follows: injector temperature, 250°C (split 1 50); detector temperature, 260°C; and an oven temperature process program consisting of 70°C for 2 min, followed by an temperature increase at a rate of 10°C min−1 up to 90°C was followed by a further increase at a rate of 60°C min−1 up to 220°C was applied.
On average, those mandibular CT (group 3) which were grounded at 12,000 rpm took 42 seconds for a temperature increase by 5.5°C (median: 41 s).
Charlie Kronick, climate campaigner at Greenpeace, estimates that the IEA middle New Policies scenario cited by Shell leaves the Earth facing a temperature increase of 3.7C as fossil fuels continue to be burned.
A thermal receiver efficiency of 88.7% was obtained with a 0.5 g/L Fe3O4@CNT nanofluid under a solar illumination power of 1 sun achieved by a bulk temperature increase.
