Sentence examples for evaluated at temperatures from inspiring English sources
The strain-rate dependencies of the materials under investigation were evaluated at temperatures ranging from ambient to cryogenic.
The grains were soaked in water and the moisture over the time was evaluated at temperatures of 25 70 °C.
Fuel cell polarization curves for ZHP/Nafion-GDE cathodes and anodes were evaluated at temperatures ranging from 80 to 120 °C and relative humidities of 100%to35%5%.
The oxygen permeability of undoped and lutetia-doped polycrystalline alumina wafers that were exposed to oxygen potential gradients was evaluated at temperatures up to 1973 K.
The effect of temperature and non-protein energy sources on growth performance, nutrient utilisation and digestibility of brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis was evaluated at temperatures reflective of optimum, 15 °C, and elevated summer conditions, 19 °C.
The tensile and fatigue crack growth properties of 6061 Al alloy fabricated by powder metallurgy (PM) and ingot metallurgy (IM) routes have been evaluated at temperatures ranging from 25too 300 °C.
where δ is again given by Eq. (5), but with k S, ρ S and C S evaluated at temperature T 0. Finally, we choose a dimensionless temperature tilde{T}=Tfrac{h v rho_{S}(T_{0})C_{S}(T_{0})}{overline{Phi}_{S} L}, where (overline {Phi }_{S}) is the average of Φ S, overline{Phi}_{S}=frac{1}{L}int_{0}^{L} Phi_{S}(x),dx.
The cellulase mixture from thermophilic fungi was often evaluated at temperature 35 to 65°C [ 32], however, it was uneconomical in operation because of higher demands on devices and power consumption.
The free-energy landscape of a small peptide is evaluated at various temperatures and an estimate for its characteristic temperatures calculated.
Furthermore, washcloths IW1, IW2 and IW4 have been evaluated at different temperatures to find out whether or not changes in temperature would affect the sensitive measurement range.
The unlubricated friction and wear behavior of coatings were evaluated at room temperature and during exposure at temperatures of 400 and 700 °C, respectively.
