Sentence examples for direction of temperature from inspiring English sources
Thus, thermoreceptors are selectively sensitive to specific ranges of temperature, to the rate and direction of temperature change, and to the final temperature.
Arrow points to the direction of temperature rise.
In other words, the main feature of this system is that the direction of temperature gradient on each catalyst can be manipulated.
As shown in Figure 6, the voltage signal from 1D CNT structures only maintained its single polarity by nearly one direction of temperature gradient (Figure 8a).
The bicontinuous and interconnected tubelike structure, the characteristic morphology of the spinodal decomposition process, exhibits a preferential alignment along the direction of temperature gradient after phase separation.
Based on these data, the horizontal and vertical components of the thermal field, as well as the direction of temperature gradient are determined, typically at depth intervals of less than 0.01 m.
According to Fourier's law, for a homogeneous, isotropic solid, the following equation holds: q x,t)=-ku_{xx} x,t), (1.1) where (q(x,t)) represents heat flow per unit time, per unit area of the isothermal surface in the direction of decreasing temperature, (u(x,t)) is the temperature distribution in the solid, and k is called the thermal conductivity.
In one-dimensional case under the assumptions that the direction of the temperature variation is vertical and the temperature gradient dT dz is constant, Fourier's law takes the form q = k dT dz (10 where q is the heat flux and k is the coefficient of thermal conductivity.
The Arrhenius equation calculations assume a uniform variation of the reagent concentration in the system under study, and then, with the concentration variation in the case of quadratic dependence of the desorption rate on the reagent concentration the peak temperature of the desorption must shift in the direction of decreasing temperature.
The aligned porous structure of PIB gels indicates directional freezing of the solvent crystals in the direction of the temperature gradient.
