Sentence examples for changes of heating from inspiring English sources
As shown in [21, 24 27], the changes of heating temperature or annealing duration may lead to the deviation of an oxygen content from stoichiometric value.
The realization of the shown future concepts depend very much on energy prices, change of heating systems towards a high share of renewables, research success in the field of small scale gasification, and also on the development of power storage units.
He continued: "If we just have today's technologies, will the world run the scary climate-change experiment of heating up the atmosphere and seeing what happens?
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Changes of heat flux for different pyrite contents.
The changes of heat conduction of air in NS produced by CNTs were studied by means of measuring the heat conduction with heat conduction instrument.
As a result, changes of heat loss rate are dynamically balanced by heat release from chemical reaction rate as the droplet continues to burn and regress in size.
By constructing a special technique, the changes of heat conduction of air were studied by means of measuring the heat conduction with heat conduction instrument in NS between the hot plate and the cooling plate.
Changes of heat exchangers layout in heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) will modify the amount of waste heat recovered from flue gas; this brings forward a desire for the optimization of the design of HRSG.
We constructed heat vulnerability indices using census data from 2006 to 2011 in Canada, developed a novel design to compare spatiotemporal changes of heat vulnerability, and identified locations that may be increasingly vulnerable to heat.
The accuracies of the PQIRT methodology were evaluated under four conditions, including (i) nine depths of debonds, (ii) three temperature ranges, (iii) two types of composites and (iv) changes of heat flux during a 2-h diurnal and continuous monitoring.
From qualitative thermal analysis, the glass transition of rigid-amorphous phase was observed as a broadening from the changes of heat-flow-rate between mobile glass transition temperature and melting temperature.
