Sentence examples for example at room from inspiring English sources
For example, at room temperature there are around 1027 molecules of a gas in a room.
For example, at room temperature the battery pack was initially able to deliver 42 pulses early in the cycle life whereas at 0 °C the battery-pack is only able to initially deliver 12 pulses.
For example, at room temperature, even when the loading time increased from 1 ns to 10 μs, the phase transition pressure remained stable at 2.1 GPa, but the phase transition time was prolonged.
For example, at room temperature an entropy-temperature gradient (2nd term in the denominator of (1)) of ≈10 eV/ Kcm) was typical.
As well as these there are characteristics that aren't immediately apparent from periodic tables, for example liquids (at room temperature and slightly above) have their own line, and there are lines for gases and elements with no stable isotopes (ie they are radioactive).
Longer reaction times were required, in some cases, to favor the formation of adducts that are generated in low abundances, for example, 36−48 h at room temperature for 3 1 HNE: N-acetyl-glycine-lysine-OMe adducts.
For example, for intrinsic silicon at room temperature, the electron mobility is 1,500 square centimetres per volt second (cm2/V·s)—i.e., an electron will move at a velocity of 1,500 centimetres per second under an electric field of one volt per centimetre while the hole mobility is 500 cm2/V·s.
Single component self-assembling systems allow for sol-gel transitions in which the peptide is monomeric, for example within a syringe at room temperature at an injection site, but self-assembles into a gel state at 37 °C upon injection.
For example, at the 201-room Grotto Bay Beach Resort, the five-night rate is $719 a person, based on two paying adults, with children under 16 sharing the room at no extra charge.
For example, a room at the Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel that usually costs $205 is $119 a night.
For example, the α form exists at room temperature in unalloyed plutonium.
