The vibrations break up tissue proteins that in turn seal bleeding at far lower temperatures than cauterizing does.
Restaurants that use a griddle to fry burgers don't emit much particulate because the meat cooks at far lower temperatures, and chain-driven conveyor broilers are easier to control with catalytic converters.
These nanotubes possess similar morphology as CNTs, but the synthesis is carried out at far lower temperatures and at low cost [26, 27].
Such lasers will have an instant leg up on the market: Unlike the most popular material for blue lasers--gallium nitride--ZnO films could be grown at far lower temperatures and likely could be fabricated more easily.
Low emissivity implies high reflectance, so what will be received at the sensor is the reflection of the sky's thermal emissions near the horizon, which are typically at far lower temperatures than those of the surface.
Reports have suggested that the autumn winter transition is one of the outbreak peaks of porcine pleuropneumonia in China [ 35], and the environmental temperature is always far lower than the normal growth temperature for mesophilic bacteria during this period.
The concentration of metallic elements in the effluent was 5.60 mg/L at 10°C operational temperature, far lower than that in the influent (51.35 mg/L).
When two solids are combined in just the right proportions, changes in chemical bonding may produce an alloy that melts at a temperature far lower than either can melt by itself.
As the wind and snow howled around them, with visibility down to zero, and the temperature far lower than that, Simpson lost his footing and broke his leg, hanging free from his rope, swinging out into the abyss, threatening to bring Yates down with him.
Why would a young woman immerse herself in a machine designed to expose mostly unclothed people to temperatures far lower than those on the summit of Mount Everest — even if she didn't suspect such a treatment might result in her demise?
