Sentence examples for direct temperature from inspiring English sources
Within NLC direct temperature measurements are inhibited by observational constraints.
The record for the past 300 years is from direct temperature measurements and the longer-term record is from various proxies.
The evidence comes from direct temperature observations ( Figure 7-2, topanelel) and also from observations of sea-level rise and glacier recession.
Two techniques were utilised in observing surface signal variations: direct temperature measurement and lockin.
This suggests that at lower elevations, limitation by a more pronounced water deficit dominates, whereas direct temperature limitation may concern the less frequent higher elevations.
These ERT-derived temperatures were then compared to direct temperature measurements in control piezometers collected with distributed temperature sensing (DTS) and groundwater temperature loggers.
To fill this gap, and to provide a thorough characterization of 20th century oil-based enamel paints, several mass spectrometric techniques were used: pyrolysis gas chromatography mass spectrometry with thermally-assisted hydrolysis and methylation (Py THM GCMS), direct temperature-resolved mass spectrometry (DTMS) and electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI MS).
The bronze has a worn black patina consisting of various beeswax components and other organic materials as indicated by direct temperature-resolved mass spectrometry on two samples (DTMS).
In Arabidopsis and in budding yeast cells, incorporation of the closely related variant H2A.Z [ 69] into nucleosomes is a requirement for direct temperature-induced changes in gene expression [ 70].
The Department of Health (which seems to have lost its "Human Services" component) has goons all over the country, lazily directing temperature readers at passers-by and responding to any hint of an outbreak with brute violence.
Modelling shows that good deposition results are achievable by the use of a convectional flow and a directed temperature profile in an infiltration process.
