Sentence examples for downward temperature from inspiring English sources

Under irradiation with a downward temperature change, coarsening of defects was observed just after the downward temperature change.

Both upward and downward temperature changes were performed with temperature combinations of 350/500 and 500/350 °C.

A given mixture is subjected to a temperature program consisting of symmetrical upward and downward temperature paths.

It might be due to either much higher summer mesosphere temperatures or a much lower water vapor mixing ratio, shifting substantially downward the temperature - relative humidity dependence in Figure 6.

Today we can not only mimic the interior of a star but plunge downward in temperature as well, to within billionths of a degree above absolute zero.

Its direction along the high-temperature wall is upward, and that along the low-temperature wall is downward, while the temperature difference driving force in other regions far away from the two walls (left wall and top wall) is small.

The subsequent serrations, which are upward at low temperatures but downward at high temperatures, oscillate between the two envelope curves.

If the transition state ensemble involves the burial of hydrophobic residues, the folding rates show a well-known concave downward dependence on temperature, exhibiting a maximum folding rate with respect to temperature.

As the Co dosage increased over Ni Co bimetallic catalysts, both of the two peaks of NiO species shifted downward into lower temperature area and the former peak disappeared gradually.

A peristaltic pump (MASTERFLEX L/S, Heidolph 5201) was used to pump the standard metal solution (40 mg L−1 of U, at pH 2 and room temperature) downward through the column at a constant flow rate of 1 mL min−1.

To extrapolate the temperature downward, we use logging-while-drilling (LWD) bit resistivity data as a proxy for porosity and estimate thermal conductivity from this porosity using a geometrical mean model.