Sentence examples for divergent temperature from inspiring English sources

There is no second order phase transition nor is there a divergent temperature above absolute zero predicted for glass relaxation phenomena.

A further problem is raised by the divergent temperatures at the surface and the upper air, said Dr. Richard S. Lindzen, an atmospheric scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is a foremost skeptic.

Below and above the normal range, deviations of the thermo-dependence of growth from the Arrhenius law reveals the inability of cells to maximize their growth rate [ 15], but little is known about the reasons why microbes are unable to maximize their growth rate at divergent temperatures.

Both of these families have duplicated gene copies that have divergent sensitivities to temperature during seed germination.

Divergent stress including temperature, drought and UV-B exposure yield overlapping transcriptome response profiles whose origin can be traced to the use of reactive oxygen signaling intermediates.

The long-chain branched polycarbonates present longer relaxation times, but divergent α-relaxation temperatures, because the latter is dominated by the free volume.

This behaviour was projected to (Dy-18), which showed intriguing SMM behaviour; the χ″ plots being divergent at low temperatures, though no maxima were seen down to 2 K.

This divergent behavior of the temperature, in the DPL model at long times, is the direct consequence of having introduced the phase lags.

This should be discussed, and a domainII-specific function should be tested by complementation with IF2 from divergent species at low temperature.

Average mile-high elevations and direct exposure to polar air masses can produce January mean high and low temperatures as divergent as the 46 °F (8 °C) and 19 °F (− 7 °C), respectively, in Winslow.

The discussion addresses the divergent trends in precipitation and temperature in eastern Anatolia between 6000 and 3200 BP.