Sentence examples for condensed at from inspiring English sources

Steam, enriched with these hydrocarbons, flows through the steam zone and gets condensed at the condensation front.

While dew condensed at the rock outcrops of the lichen habitat, no condensation took place at the cyanobacteria habitat.

In the designed condensation system, between 65 and 75% of the gravimetric tars have condensed at temperatures between 160 and 100 °C.

In devices of the first type, steam is condensed at below atmospheric pressure so as to gain the maximum amount of energy from it.

The three volumes of his magisterial history, boiled down into one, may seem too condensed at times, but Norwich deftly and entertainingly outlines the often outrageous story of an empire that lasted 1,123 years and 18 days.

The inclusions are composed of minerals believed to have condensed at high temperatures from a gas having the composition of the Sun, and their time of formation is older than that of any other known solar system material.

If you have a microwave with automatic venting, it may take a long time to get noticeable condensation or the vapor may not condense at all.

Rising temperatures are causing clouds that blanket the Andes to condense at higher altitudes.

Nitrogen is a colourless, odourless gas, which condenses at −195.8 °C to a colourless, mobile liquid.

Nothing else, they noted, could condense at depths of as much as 60 miles below the upper layer of the atmosphere.

While noncondensing turbines exhaust steam at or above atmospheric pressure, condensing turbines can condense at pressures of 90 to 100 kilopascals (13 to 14.5 pounds per square inch) below atmospheric pressure.