Sentence examples for emergence temperature from inspiring English sources

There exists a damping peak in both modified and unmodified alloys with different temperature, adding antimony postpones the emergence temperature of damping peak.

During summer (June August) 2005 preceding root emergence, temperatures averaged 17.5 °C.

The mountain pine beetle emergence is temperature dependent.

Furthermore, the conditions for the emergence of temperature waves are found out by the linear stability analysis and verified by a diagram for successive steps of evolution of spatial profile of temperature during a period that is plotted by numerical simulations on a computer.

> -wrap-foot> Pea cultivars were digitized twice a week during their growing cycle from 200 growing degree-days (DD) after emergence (base temperature 0 °C) until physiological maturity.

The above-ground biomass and the maximal height of each SC (wheat and pea) and IC plot were measured during the growing cycle at 645, 1525 growing degree days (GDD) from emergence (base temperature 0 °C) and, lastly, at crop maturity (Table  1).

Other birds commonly observed at Robert Crown Memorial Beach include shorebirds that are most common in winter when water temperatures are probably less conducive to cercarial emergence (surface temperatures near this beach are typically 16°C 20°C in summer and 8°C 12°C in winter).

Midday seedbed temperatures partly explain the timing and location of emergence, but diurnal temperature amplitude may be a more important cue of canopy removal.

A model was designed (emergence = f water temperature)) in order to calculate an average monthly cercarial emergence rate according to water temperature that was daily recorded for 5 years (1998 2002).

Harrington, L. J. et al. Poorest countries experience earlier anthropogenic emergence of daily temperature extremes.

Seedling germination, emergence, growth, soil temperature and matric potential of the seedbed were recorded.