Sentence examples for cooling ranging from inspiring English sources

Normal saline temperature in the cooling system was automatically adjusted according to the patient's core temperature, which was monitored using a temperature-sensing thermistor bladder catheter, and the target temperature and the desired rate of cooling (ranging from 0.1°C/hour to 0.7°C/hour) set by the operator.

The extent of cooling ranged from an estimated 20 m on some nights to 440 m on other nights.

Duration of cooling ranged from few hours to about 3 days.

A minimum for R̅In–O and N̅In–O values as well as a maximum value of σ̅In–O occur within a 200 400 K/ps cooling range; then, both R̅In O and N̅In–O slightly increase in faster-cooled structures.

This configuration provides better and wider control over the cooling range than the traditional on-off control of displacement compressors.

A study by Adegbulugbe and Akinbami [27] has revealed that electricity consumption by fan cooling ranges between 2% and 8% while the total average consumption is 7% of the total household electricity consumption in the various household income groups in the country.

The cooling time is chosen to ensure return of the heated tissue layers to body temperature, and cooling ranges typically a few minutes per energy delivery.

The difference between the overall cooling range predicted by the two models is generally less than 2%, with no divergence in the agreement between the methods with respect to any design parameter.

The PPR model predicted the cooling range (i.e. the difference between the inlet and the outlet water temperatures) with a MAE (mean absolute error) of 3.75%, whereas, the MHT model showed a MAE of 8.78%.

As temperatures cooled, ranges would become more narrowly circumscribed and populations of many species would get isolated in small refugia.

In winter the general surface temperature is cooler, ranging from about 70 °F (21 °C) in the north to 81 °F (27 °C) in the south.