Sentence examples for directed temperature from inspiring English sources

Modelling shows that good deposition results are achievable by the use of a convectional flow and a directed temperature profile in an infiltration process.

You should keep at directed temperature or pay the consequences.

Direct temperature measurements exist for the 1900s and much of the 1800s.

Within NLC direct temperature measurements are inhibited by observational constraints.

A different angle of approximating direct temperature in these areas suggests differences in the activation energy of electrical conductivity.

Two techniques were utilised in observing surface signal variations: direct temperature measurement and lockin.

These ERT-derived temperatures were then compared to direct temperature measurements in control piezometers collected with distributed temperature sensing (DTS) and groundwater temperature loggers.

No ΔH values were available for amorphous aluminum hydroxide and manganese oxohydroxide, so no direct temperature dependence could be calculated for these two phases.

We first examined the accuracy of temperature-sensitive transmitters in estimating frog body temperatures by comparing transmitter data with direct temperature measurements taken simultaneously for the same individuals.

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.

The direct temperature change (ΔT = 0.35 °C under 10 kV/cm) in BHT ceramics is comparable with those reported in the literature under high electric fields.