Sentence examples for cooling spheres from inspiring English sources

In this treatise he reworked his earlier speculations on the "theory of the earth," first set out in 1749, adding to this a historical chronology of the age of the earth determined experimentally in the 1770s by quantitative studies on cooling spheres of metal.

The piece, a cubical forest of about 100 evenly spaced poles, each 30 feet high, will spray a cooling "sphere of fog" in the summer and steam in the winter.

After cooling, the spheres were placed in cryotubes for storage in liquid nitrogen.

The spheres, the scientists said, are pieces of the earth's crust melted by the meteor impact and then cooled into spheres.

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.

Applying the recently developed formalism, we obtain the exponent of the power-law function of the waiting time distribution for the jump motion in a super cooled hard sphere system.

A larger 60 cm device was originally constructed as a rotating convection experiment, with a cooled inner sphere and a heated outer spherical shell driving flows in liquid sodium, with the centrifugal force due to the overall system rotation standing in for gravity (Shew and Lathrop 2005).

The effect of ultrasound irradiation, as a novel method, on the enhancement of convective heat transfer between a stationary copper sphere and cooling medium was experimentally studied at different Re and Pr numbers.

Upon cooling, the molten minerals contract and form small spheres with dense surface structure (Fig. 2c) due to surface tension and rapid temperature drop.

The cumulative AB reactor is a cooling unseal method or an injection of water into sphere (Fig. 9b).

It is shown that upon cooling of supersaturated liquids, graphite will grow either with flake or sphere morphology depending on the solidification rate and degree of supersaturation.