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In the two trials of our study, there were only two associated SSR alleles were identified in two trials at low threshold, -Log (P-value) ≥2.0 by MLM analysis, which showed influence of environment on heat tolerance related traits that would be low heritability.

Beside the steaming geysers of Yellowstone, Fortey gets down on his hands and knees, undeterred by staring tourists, to observe the steamy environment of heat-loving bacteria.

It is a laudable mission in an environment of heated rhetoric driven by those who wish to squash notions of religious unity.

Utilization of the esophageal environment for heat transfer comes with significant limitations.

In DEMO, divertor target must survive an environment of high heat fluxes (∼up to 20 MW/m2 during transient) and neutron irradiation.

Current policy initiatives in the Netherlands demonstrate how state-government may, also outside of the Dutch example, consider making changes in the institutional environment of the heat energy sector as a constitutional level intervention towards greater bottom-up legal governance orchestration.

The design is particularly challenging in view of the ITER environment of particle, heat and neutron fluxes, temperature cycles, electromagnetic loads, vibrations, expected material degradation and fatigue, constraints against tritium penetration, integration in the plug and limited opportunities for maintenance.

Through the optimal design based on thermohydraulics analysis, the three-sleeve structure of deposition sampling device (DSD) could realize full-length temperature control evenly and simulate the physical environment of the heat transfer tube of SG in the HTR-10 in the sense of thermohydraulics, which could be used to study the original source term in the primary circuit.

It is also not clear what is happening to the dispersion matrix in the high power environment of Joule heating.

While these constructed ecosystems contribute many services to the urban environment, the reduction of heat flux into buildings during hot seasons [23] [25] and the capture and retention of stormwater are the best known and most investigated [17], [26], [27].

A test unit was used to accurately mimic both the liquid and vapor environments of typical heat recovery sections at selected temperatures within the applicable range.