Sentence examples for by using the temperature from inspiring English sources
An appropriate pass schedule, which can control the wire temperature, is achieved by using the temperature calculation model.
A physical model that explains the influence of the gate bias has been studied, and the behavior of the barrier height in the channel was estimated by using the temperature dependence of the Id VD characteristics.
Validation and comparison of all the combustion cases with the experimental data were made by using the temperature distribution profiles and species concentration (O2, CO2, and H2O) profiles at the most intense combustion locations of the furnace.
The program is tested under real field conditions by using the temperature measurements recorded by 18 probes installed at various depths in a borehole heat exchanger during a thermal response test.
As the anchor attains thermal equilibrium with the comet ice it may be possible to extract the thermal properties of the surrounding ice, such as the thermal diffusivity, by using the temperature sensor data.
In the present study, a finite element analysis (FEA) of each fuel element in a 10-story fuel assembly was carried out by using the temperature distribution which was calculated from a previous study of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis on the fuel assembly.
The temperature dependence of the gain can be dramatically improved by using the temperature-compensated BGR circuit to cancel out the negative dependence of the transconductance.
The kanamycin-resistance gene was subsequently eliminated by using the temperature-sensitive helper plasmid pCP20 encoding the flippase (FLP), followed by curing of the temperature sensitive plasmids by culturing strains at 42 °C for 16 h.
On the other hand, the temperature dependence of the gain at 60 kHz operating with the open-loop gain was improved from (-39times 10^{-3}) to (-2.6times 10^{-3}) dB/ ^circ )C by using the temperature-compensated BGR circuit.
On the other hand, the operational temperature range was improved from (-60) to (+100) (^circ )C by using the temperature-compensated BGR circuit for the measurements and simulations (panels c and d).
It should be noted that we had compared conductivity values derived by using the temperatures from the IRI predictions and the EISCAT data with a 1-min resolution and found that there is good agreement (the difference being less than 1%, not shown here).
