Sentence examples for enables melting from inspiring English sources

Thus, the rather high radiation conductivity of molten clear glass enables melting to depths of almost two metres, or five feet, in continuous glass tanks without a serious risk of frozen glass at the bottom.

Nanoparticles in ice can be transported by icebergs away from coastal regions in the Southern Ocean, enabling melting to release bioavailable Fe to the open ocean.

New variants of pulsed arc, such as double pulsed and variable polarity pulsed arc, enable melting efficiency control and bridge ability.

Heat transfer of the reaction into the substrates has to be carefully considered it is necessary to have a sufficient amount of heat transferred into the solder layer to enable melting, while at the same time provide enough energy to keep the reaction self-sustaining.

A two-state unfolding transition was observed for each protein over a 20 80°C range, enabling melting temperatures (Tm, midpoint of unfolding) to be determined for all four kinases in their unphosphorylated forms (Table 2).

It enabled melt-processing of the polymer, caused a structural transition in the crystalline matrix, improved the uniformity and decreased the diameter of the electrospun fibers.

This increases the capacity to store heat within the Arctic system, which enables more melting –a self-reinforcing cycle".

Thinner ice means a darker surface, which increases the region's capacity to store heat and thus enables more melting.

This complex enables transient melting of the mRNA secondary structure to then allow the ribosomal subunit to enter and scan the mRNA in 3′ direction for the initiation codon.

Short amplicon DNA melting enables the creation of customized positive control samples for assays targeting rare alleles by simply making use of a commercial oligonucleotide or gene synthesis service.

Still less is there any indication of a "China Syndrome" where the fuel melts, gathers below the reactor and resumes a chain reaction, that enables it to melt everything in its way, and bore a path deep into the earth.