Sentence examples for ecological thermal from inspiring English sources

Although water is clearly an attractive lubricant for economical, ecological, thermal management and other reasons, it suffers from a considerable disadvantage compared to oil, namely its low pressure-coefficient of viscosity, which has serious consequences for elastohydrodynamic lubrication.

Surveys across genome sequences have suggested that TRPM8 channels are found in a wide range of metazoans [11], [12], including those that do not maintain a constant core temperature (poikilotherms) and whose ecological thermal niches differ substantially from those of most homeothermic mammals.

An ecological approach (thermal dissipation and filtration) is anticipated for next generation green building practices.

This paper studies the selection of planting materials, plant configuration patterns and plant growth medium of the green roofs in China, and presents the researches on ecological benefits, thermal performance, and applications of the green roofs in China.

A possible explanation could be a complete replacement of the A. ramblae mitochondrial genome by that of A. brunneus in the Iberian peninsula, due to an early introgression event which did not result in phenotypic change between North African and Iberian populations of A. ramblae (either morphological, ecological or in thermal tolerance).

The potential for ecological disruption by ocean thermal energy conversion is enormous.

We build a model with more realistic ecological assumptions about the thermal physiology of insects.

Due to the concern about mechanical properties, thermal resistance, ecological friendliness and chemical resistance, basalt fibers have become intriguing now a days for infrastructural and civil engineering applications.

Operative temperature (Te) and standard operative temperature (Tes) models have been used to address ecological questions about the thermal biology of ectotherms and endotherms for over 25 years.

Observations of urban and rural ants in outdoor enclosures would help to define the ecological significance of the thermal tolerances that we observed.

The ecological and evolutionary consequences of thermal stress-disease interactions will strongly depend on the thermal tolerance and rate of adaptation of populations to climate warming [[ 13]].