Sentence examples for developing a temperature from inspiring English sources

Go for the best guys on the track, right?" NOTE Godolphin Racing's Alpha, who finished 12th in the Kentucky Derby, will miss the Belmont on June 9 after developing a temperature of 103, his trainer, Kiaran McLaughlin, said Thursday.

Therefore, this study suggests developing a temperature zone map when the number of the weather station is limited.

As in previous studies, such effects were related, transient, self-limiting, and did not result in additional health complications. 1, 10, 13– 15 Nevertheless, a striking finding was the unexpected rate of high fever in Ecuador as compared with other study sites, with over one-third of women treated with misoprostol developing a temperature of ≥40.0°C.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the feasibility of developing a temperature-responsive braided stent using shape memory polyurethane (SMPU) through finite element analysis.

To prevent that from happening, the company developed a temperature and pressure monitor that is strapped inside the wheel.

Jean Couttien Lillian Sirowitz, who is bedridden with Parkinson's disease, mysteriously developed a temperature of 102 degrees on the morning of Sept. 11.

A: The woman developed a temperature of 38.5°[C].

For this reason, we developed a temperature correction that models the heat transfer from the temperature sensor (point A) to the location where the accelerometers are sensitive to temperature (point B).

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has developed a temperature control method for concrete dams based on cooling pipes and dividing the dam into concrete blocks which are grouted after complete cooling of concrete.

This research aims to develop a temperature Monitoring System for Frozen and Chilled Aquatic Products (MS-FCAP) based on WSN integrated with Compressed Sending (CS) to improve the efficiency of MS-FCAP.

Ground and satellite observations (Popecki et al. 1993; Anderson et al. 1996) have suggested that ions of the plasma sheet, drifting from the nightside to dayside, can develop a temperature anisotropy capable of generating EMIC waves; therefore, equatorially generated EMIC waves can represent the source of high-latitude waves.