Distinctive temperature-dependent, biotic communities flourish today, including microbial mats and biofilms15,16,17.
An anomalous subthreshold behaviour, with distinctive temperature insensitivity, is also accounted for by the presence of these band tail states.
According to the patent, microbursts have been closely associated with distinctive "temperature lapse rates" - rates at which atmospheric temperature changes with altitude.
A distinctive temperature history due to heat accumulation was identified as an important feature for FSW of small-dimension pipes, leading to distinctive variations of surface condition, macro-/micro-structure along the circumferential weld seam.
Distinctive temperature and precipitation differences between seasons result from the monsoon climate.
Furthermore, it is found that ORCs designed under different evaporating pressure, condensing pressure, exhaust outlet temperature can apply the same PID controller, while it is not suitable for ORCs with different working fluids which have quite distinctive critical temperature.
The organisms are inferred to have adapted to the distinctive chemical, temperature, and biological circumstances of their particular chemosynthetic habitats (reviewed in [5] [7]).
In contrast to the rapidly fatal, irregular, uncontrolled spikes in temperature associated with hyperthermia, high fever in Ecuador exhibited a distinctive, consistent pattern: temperatures peaked approximately 1.5 hours post-sublingual misoprostol administration, and decreased thereafter.
In particular, sulfonate groups decouple the cooperative dehydration of alkyl and carbonyl groups, resulting in their distinctive phase transition temperature as well as temperature range.
The pore sizes of these polymeric composites were generally smaller than 100 nm in diameter and they exhibited two distinctive glass transition temperatures (Tg).
