Sentence examples for far higher temperatures from inspiring English sources
Micro- and Nano-electromechanical (MEM/NEM) relays can operate with zero-leakage at far higher temperatures and levels of radiation than transistors, but have poor reliability.
The thermal storage system in question would use liquid metals like molten silicon, which would enable the storage and transfer of heat energy at far higher temperatures than materials typically used, such as molten salts.
It will use a newer version of the Luz technology that achieves far higher temperatures; and instead of heating a network of oil-filled tubes, it uses tens of thousands of mirrors to concentrate the sunlight on a central boiler that sits atop a tower roughly 100 meters above them.
They are much stronger than conventional ones, and able to function at far higher temperatures.
However, in the 1980s physicists discovered a family of "high-temperature superconductors," complex compounds containing copper and oxygen that become superconductors at far higher temperatures, and a decade ago, they found a similar family of iron and arsenic compounds.
Making things even worse, the heavy, gooey tar sands has to be pumped at far higher temperatures and pressures than conventional oil.
The heating drives out chemical byproducts, primarily benzene, and produces red-hot coke, nearly all carbon, that burns more efficiently and at a far higher temperature than coal.
In all fish species studied so far, high temperatures cause masculinization.
Comparison of the thermal transitions of polymers 6 with those of the corresponding monomers 4 showed that the monomers exhibit far higher isotropic temperatures than the polymers.
In operation, the device's hopper, and a nozzle through which the glass is extruded to form an object, are maintained at temperatures of about 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit, far higher than the temperatures used for other 3-D printing.
