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Critical temperature point.

The critical temperature point (CTP) of fertility-sterility alteration has practical importance especially for a TGMS line to safe seed production.

Several numerical examples are presented to examine the sensibility of various parameters associated with slenderness ratio, temperature rise, length scale, Winkler and shear layer parameters on the natural frequencies and critical temperature point of embedded microbeams.

It is a quick rise in the wall surface temperature that promotes the liquid argon layer adjacent to the solid wall surface to exceed the critical temperature point and to boil, but the other argon layers are still in liquid phase.

The critical temperature points of fertility-sterility alteration of the new TGMS lines were between 22°C and 23°C of daily mean temperature, which is similar to that of C815S.

Based on the detailed calculations of magnetic field, temperature distribution, electron and ion energies and other vital parameters in the detailed design with specific materials, the key power fluxes and critical temperature points in the thruster could be determined.

To boot, Traube helped define the concept of surface tension and critical temperature, the point at which liquid and gas states of a substance are identical.

By comparing the energy added to the nucleus (its "temperature") with the relative abundances of fragments, the physicists figured out the properties of the nuclear "liquid," including its critical temperature, the point above which it becomes gaseous.

Seven thermal properties: melting point temperature, boiling point temperature, critical temperature, autoignition temperature, flash point temperature, lower flammability limit temperature and upper flammability limit temperature, were estimated using a hybrid method that includes an artificial neural network (ANN) with particle swarm optimization (PSO).

After vanishing at this critical temperature, the yield point effect reappears upon the onset of sample necking responsible for the ensuing continuous decrease of the engineering stress.

We noticed that the seedlings exposed to 46°C for 1 h were etiolated on the 12th day after the heat treatment, while those exposed to 47°C for 1 h etiolated on the 5th day after heat treatment, revealing that 47°C for 1 h is a critical temperature and time point for this genotype.