Sentence examples for defect heat from inspiring English sources

The observed spectral changes with temperature together with calculations of defect heat of formation suggest a depletion of N in the surroundings of Ti in c-Ti1 − xAlxN and/or in the formed c-TiN.

Congruent with this defect, heat shock caused a specific reduction of γ2-subunit within immunoprecipitated AMPK complexes (Fig 5B).

To overcome this latter defect, "heat-seal" adhesives were introduced in the late 1960s.

For thermosonics tests, an ultrasonic horn mechanically loads the sample, while an IR camera records the defect heating.

Complementation experiments by introducing the full length ORF of the gfo gene into the Z. mobilis disruptant strain rescued the growth defect under heat, ethanol, and osmotic stresses (Table  4).

Moreover, it appears that AtDREB2A and AtDREB2B could have some functional redundancy in thermotolerance, as mutants for either factor did not show a defect in heat acclimation [ 21]; dreb2a-1 mutant Arabidopsis plants, however, showed reduced basal thermotolerance when directly treated at 46°C for 45 min [ 22].

Another VAC14 mutant showing poor Fab1p activation had defects in HEAT domains 2 and 3: its Vac7p and Atg18p interactions were defective, but it interacted with Fig4p normally.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 — The space shuttle Discovery will launch on schedule next Tuesday even though questions remain about small defects on heat shield panels along its wings, NASA managers said Tuesday.

This effect is less pronounced at room temperature, due to annihilation of radiation defects; also heating to room temperature the sample which was kept for hours at low temperatures restores its resistivity.

Cells could be protected against minor protein structural defects by heat-shock proteins (HSP) (e.g., HSP90) [ 33].

TRPV4 knockout mice also exhibited modest defects in heat-evoked pain sensation, though this phenotype was virtually absent in TRPV3/TRPV4 double knockout mice.