Sentence examples for comparatively low temperature from inspiring English sources

His output included raku ware (pottery covered with a lead glaze and fired at a comparatively low temperature), tōki ("ceramics"), and jiki ("porcelain").

The developed Pd/MagSBA showed excellent catalytic performance at comparatively low temperature range of 70 90 °C.

A tilemaker named Ameya, who is said to have been a Korean, introduced a type of ware that was covered with a lead glaze and fired at a comparatively low temperature.

To Oscar Loew is due the credit for the original suggestion that the enzymes possessing atomic groups with kinetic lability are able, even at a comparatively low temperature, to perform chemical action.

A tile maker named Ameya, who is said to have been a Korean, introduced a type of ware that was covered with a lead glaze and fired at a comparatively low temperature.

The remainder of the heat may be allowed to escape, or, for maximum engine efficiency, the steam may be condensed in a separate apparatus, a condenser, at comparatively low temperature and pressure.

The comparatively low temperatures in the present study, as well as the presence of NO, promote the reaction path NH3→NH2→N2 (directly or via NNH), rather than the sequence NH3→NH2→NH→N important in flames.

Aqueous-phase deep oxidation at comparatively low temperatures and pressures made possible by the use of heterogeneous catalysts is a promising technique for the destruction of organic water pollutants.

Estimated solar-to-chemical receiver efficiency is limited by comparatively low temperatures achieved in outlying tubes and ranges between 1% and 4% with up to 9 kW solar power.

Steger et al. (2007), showed that fungi and actinobacteria commonly proliferate during periods with comparatively low temperatures (<45 °C).

The second type, used here, employs simple cadmium salts and amine solvents at comparatively low temperatures (25 100 °C), producing CdSe QPs and QBs having wurtzite structures.