Sentence examples for developed high temperature from inspiring English sources

Based on the type of end application, two types of acid pretreatments are developed; high temperature (above 180 °C) for short duration (1 5 min) and low temperature (<120 °C) for long duration (30 90 min), respectively.

Numerical simulation of the ignition events for n-heptane, n-decane and n-dodecane, employing a recently developed high temperature kinetic model, showed good agreement with the experimental results both qualitatively and quantitatively.

In 25 cases no adverse events were reported; two patients developed high temperature (38.7°C and 39.0°C) within 15 min after the injection of rFVIIa.

To confirm the accuracy of the simulation method, the results are confirmed by available operating data, design data, and the ignition image in the boiler whose inside is observed by the developed high temperature resistant CCD video camera system.

Babies developed high temperatures and young parents sought reassurance.

There is a growing interest in developing high temperature CO2 capture looping systems using CaO as a regenerable sorbent.

Plasma transferred arc (PTA) deposition process was applied to develop high temperature protective cermet coatings, metallurgically bonded to the substrate.

The measured thermo-mechanical properties of these materials were used to develop high temperature constitutive models for implementation in finite element thermal structural analysis of hypersonic structures.

In this program, the role of the Laboratory for structural Integrity and Standards (LISN) is to develop high temperature defect assessment procedures under fatigue and creep loadings.

The American Superconductor Corporation and Rockwell Automation, a division of Rockwell International, said yesterday that they had passed a key milestone in government-sponsored research to develop high-temperature superconducting motors by successfully operating the world's first 1,000-horsepower unit using such technology.

The team hopes to develop high-temperature versions that could be used in gas turbines to help reduce aerospace CO2 emissions.