Sentence examples for deviation in temperature from inspiring English sources

A PEMFC produces a similar amount of waste heat to its electric power output and tolerates only a small deviation in temperature from its design point.

They show a strong seasonal cyclic variation in flow rate; however, very slight seasonal deviation in temperature or chemistry can be seen.

With this information it is possible to make adjustments in the design for the required level of coverage to compensate for the greater deviation in temperature and the effect this may have on the reliability of some of the probes.

The monthly temperature anomaly maps show the deviation in temperature on a monthly basis from the 30-year norm for each month.

The inter-annual variation (anomalies) was estimated as the absolute deviation in temperature and precipitation from 30 year (1971 2000) climate normals over the range of birth years observed in sampled bears for the same home range centroids again using ClimateAB [ 69].

The relative deviations in temperature and compositions were 11.1% and 9.3%, respectively.

Axial stress components caused by radial temperature gradients in TMF specimens lead to local control deviations in temperature and mechanical strain.

Generally, the predictions are of very good quality, being the UNIFAC-Do (Dortmund) better, as the deviations in temperature and vapor compositions are always lower to 1.0 K and 0.020, respectively.

One of the ways scientists study the CMB is by subjecting the warm and cold spots in the radiation to a detailed statistical analysis, examining the deviations in temperature as a function of their size on the sky - their angular scale.

Previous single-shot temperature and CO2 concentration measurements using dual-pump CARS in this liquid-fueled combustor were limited to an equivalence ratio of 0.45, with standard deviations in temperature of about 5 6% of the mean value of 1143 K (Lucht et al., AIAA J. 41 (4) (2003) 679 686).

The results provide a new way to predict the thermal effects of the crude oil pipeline in permafrost regions, and it shows that the standard deviations in temperature increase with time when considering the stochastic effect of soil properties and boundary conditions, which imply that the results of conventional deterministic analysis may be far from the true value, even if in different seasons.