Sentence examples for cold curve from inspiring English sources
During fitting procedure, the cold curve of EOS is extended to include higher-order (cubic and quartic) terms of lattice constant, which makes MD EOS very sensitive to high-order terms of lattice constant.
These techniques utilize the horizontal shift between the cold composite curve (CC) and the stationary hot CC to determine the HEN optimal energy targets, grand composite curve (GCC), and the complement grand composite curve (CGCC).
The technique is based on a geometrical approach, i.e., utilization of the horizontal shift between the cold composite curve (CC) and the stationary hot CC.
To handle multiple streams, composite curves are used, which are either hot or cold composite curves.
A low irreversibility is due to enhanced values of key parameters in the LNG heat exchanger observed under a low temperature difference between hot and cold composite curves.
The main idea for this technique is the design of sub-networks of heat exchangers for every enthalpy interval determined by the breaking points on the hot and cold composite curves.
This contribution focuses on interpreting the geometric pattern of a plot of the temperature difference between the hot and cold composite curves in a cryogenic heat exchanger to understand the profound effects of the flow rates of the individual refrigerant components and the operating pressure on the liquefaction efficiency.
However, we re-classified 1/14 of these specimens as KRAS-mutant by both COLD-PCR melting curve analysis and COLD-PCR sequencing.
KRAS mutations were detected in 29/61 48%) samples by both regular- and COLD PCR melting curve analysis and, importantly, in an additional 4 samples (33/61 total; 54%) by COLD-PCR enhanced melting curve analysis only (Table 4; Additional file 2 Table S1).
Although the SMOS data are not presently assimilated by the NCEP climate forecast system, the agreement between the SST variability in the cold tongue (red curve for NCEP in Fig 2) is good and supports the possibility of extending the time period of our study by using the NCEP and CSIRO reanalysis products (Figure 3).
