Sentence examples for capacity cold from inspiring English sources

Whereas cooling capacity, cold space temperature, and ambient temperature are taken as the constraints.

Unformed negative plates of three mixtures were prepared, together with a NAM Control sample, and 2 V/1 Ah small lead acid cells were assembled for testing the electrical performance of the different mixtures (capacity, cold cranking ability, charge acceptance, negative polarization study, PSoC cycles and Cyclic Voltammetry (CV)).

These symptoms are poor general health [ 42], low energy, reduced exercise capacity, cold intolerance, dysthymia [ 43, 44], muscle weakness [ 45], impaired cognition [ 46] and reduced lean body mass [ 47].

Furthermore, since the capacity for cold acclimation decreases during reproductive growth, the requirement for vernalization allows more time for cold acclimation by lengthening the vegetative growth phase [15].

Higher ambient temperature results in lower relative capacity of cold, heat and power.

In this paper, design procedures are proposed for the axial load capacity of cold formed steel lipped channel columns strengthened with carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP).

Both BS:5950-Part-5:1998 5950-Part-5 1998 equation for IS:801 predict good estimate of the tensile capacity of cold formed angle members.

Our work shows that the injection capacity with cold CO2 injection could be significantly lower than expected, and it may be impractical to avoid induced fracture development.

The low rate capacity and cold cranking performance of batteries designed to be negative electrode limiting remained essentially unchanged upon increasing the organic expander dosage from 0.25 to 0.50% on weight of lead oxide in a negative mixture.

In the italicised sections where he gets to express his own views on any given topic, the singer often laments his own capacity for cold, ruthless behaviour towards others - particularly co-workers - and readily admits he's a self-absorbed, generally anti-social person.

This study for the first time shows that in humans, skeletal muscle has the intrinsic capacity for cold induced adaptive thermogenesis via mitochondrial uncoupling under physiological conditions.