Sentence examples for certain specific temperatures from inspiring English sources

Armed with my definition of a manager and my time-span measuring instrument, I then bumped into the second surprising finding repeatedly confirmed about layering in managerial hierarchies: the boundaries between successive managerial layers occur at certain specific time-span increments, just as ice changes to water and water to steam at certain specific temperatures.

The sintering tendency by compression strength measurement [7] is done at certain specific temperatures and not a continuous process measurement.

It seemed that certain slips would vitrify at very specific temperatures.

This constant interaction led Horowitz to adopt a technique called microencapsulation, a deodorant breakthrough in which microscopic balloons filled with scent melt at specific temperatures or after a certain amount of time.

Minerals too are predictable chemical compounds that can be shown to form at specific temperatures and remain closed up to certain temperatures if a rock has been reheated or altered.

Minerals, too, are predictable chemical compounds that can be shown to form at specific temperatures and remain closed up to certain temperatures if a rock has been reheated or altered.

An industrially suitable xylanase should have certain specific properties; for example, high activity and stability at high temperatures (>70°C) or at high pH (>8.0) [ 15].

More importantly, the reaction rate changed drastically at the specific temperatures and the reaction became flammable exceeding a certain temperature.

For PdxAgy/C catalysts with a certain specific Pd/Ag atomic ratio, e.g., Pd2Ag1/C, the dilated lattice constant of Pd is independent of the reducing temperature, indicating the alloy degree for the Pd2Ag1/C-t catalysts is comparable.

Jury trial is contemplated for certain specific crimes.

These changes take place at specific temperatures and pressures.