Sentence examples for diminished heat from inspiring English sources
Never use a hot pack for a baby, an elderly person or a person who has diminished heat sensations.
It is further found that in the temperature range corresponding to τ1,min, the diminished heat release causes the counterflow to lose its characteristic, non-monotonic S-curve response and consequently distinct, abrupt ignition extinction transition events.
The combination of the reduced joule-heating and diminished heat generation by the electrolyte-oxide interfacial reaction may contribute to the suppression of thermal runaway as a result of the STOBA coating.
Interestingly, severe sepsis may be associated with a diminished heat shock response.
Acute heat illnesses are a subset of hyperthermia syndromes (Stitt 1979) resulting primarily from diminished heat dissipation capacity, classically from environmental exposure, although exertion may be a factor.
An increase of outer wall temperature had a significant influence on diminishing heat transfer ability of LNG.
A radiometric imaging system -- called the Radiometric Airborne Mapping System (RAMS) -- which provides real time GPS coordinates for areas of identified heat, and heat sources (open flame, smoldering, buried or diminishing heat) arrived over the weekend and fire officials plan on attaching it to the bottom of a helicopter to scan the fire area and help determine where to focus their efforts.
This stimulatory effect was diminished by heat and UV light treatment of the chlamydial inoculum, suggesting that viable bacteria but not bacterial LPS may be essential for eliciting this growth factor.
CGGBP1 precipitated with NFIX was greatly reduced after acute heat shock and almost diminished after chronic heat shock (Figure 3B, C).
It is observed that heat transfer rate higher for higher values of R d, β whereas increasing values of δ diminish the heat transfer rate.
Mantle heat flow drops from 34 mW m−2 (Duero Basin) to 27 mW m−2 (Tajo Basin), and increases with diminishing surface heat flow.
