Sentence examples for diminished temperature from inspiring English sources

Such phenomenon follows from diminished temperature and sunshine values of rainy days (Yasue et al., 2000).

Therefore, diminished temperature leads to a production of fewer cells and to a formation of smaller cell diameters as well as to an incomplete latewood cell wall development (Liang et al., 1997).

We found that in K2P10.1 (TREK-2), in which both [H+]O and increased temperature activate the channels (Maingret et al, 2000; Kang et al, 2005), the M4 mutant W301S profoundly diminished temperature-induced gating in addition to reducing the [H+]O response.

Apparently particle rotation induced by flow shear diminishes temperature gradients within the particle and in the surrounding fluid and leads to a considerable decrease of the thermophoretic migration velocity.

The shoulder heat is progressively diminished with temperature because methanol molecules are distributed over the two OH groups, due to the entropic effects.

The results showed that the performance characteristics improve with enhancing inlet pressure, cycle pressure ratio and cycle temperature ratio; with diminishing inlet temperature and friction coefficient.

As observed in X-ray diffraction, Fig. 10 shows that the degree of data scattering decreases with increasing temperature and diminishes at temperatures above 873 K.

By extracting and analyzing the infrared temperature images on the surface of the FHF-TPs, it was found that reducing the spacing of copper wires and the loaded voltage, improving the thermal conductivity of the bonding fabric can not only increase the heating temperature and heating rate, but also diminish the temperature difference so that the FHF-TPs were kept at a fairly even temperature.

Measurements are being made on a total of three battery packs at three different temperatures (0, 20 and 40 °C) and as expected the number of pulses deliverable by the battery pack diminishes as temperature is decreased.

The main objective of this study is to investigate feasibility of using perforation in diminishing surface temperature.

At T > 350 °C, Cdl diminishes as temperature increases, which is due to decrease in the active surface area.