Sentence examples for cooling pathways from inspiring English sources

The relaxation dynamics of the photo-excited carriers consists of three cooling pathways: the faster (∼450 fs) one due to optical phonon emission followed by disorder mediated large momentum and large energy acoustic phonon emission with a time constant of a few ps (called the super-collision mechanism) and a very large time (∼100 ps) arising from the deep trap states.

Experimental measurements were conducted to determine the solid metal nucleation pathways of radiatively cooling, molten zirconium spheres of two different commercially available purity grades in a high-vacuum, high-temperature electrostatic levitator.

Thermogenic plants use biochemical heat-generating pathways and evaporative cooling to maintain intrafloral temperature somewhat independently of ambient temperature [47].

In this paper, the energy efficiency of bromine production site is analysed and pathways for heating and cooling demands reduction are proposed.

Chemical block of a principal UPR pathway mitigates the protective effect of cooling against oxidative stress, whilst pre-cooling neurons abrogates the toxic injury produced by the ER stressor tunicamycin.

Because all known endocytic pathways are energy-dependent [21], cooling the cells to 4°C will inhibit endocytosis [35],[35].

A second pathway of reaction, which assumes that cooling was slow, is also possible.

The power plant uses seawater as the source for cooling water and the sea is used as a pathway for the transport of coal.

Using accelerated molecular dynamics, we demonstrate that cooling kinetics during synthesis exercises significant control over the reaction pathways, and consequently, over nucleation and growth of carbon nanostructures.

Retrograde features such as these reaction rims can be mapped to yield information on pathways of fluid migration through the rocks during uplift and cooling.

Fuels produced from heterologous aerobic pathways in yeast and bacteria require control of aeration and cooling at large scales.