Sentence examples for flight temperature from inspiring English sources

Increasing flight temperature leads to a reduction in visit length (table 1), but we'd argue that it is biologically unclear why a bee should reduce θt.

When the bee is flying, it maintains an active flight temperature, and we assume that it has to reach this temperature in order to be able to leave the flower.

In contrast, at 34°C ambient temperature, imbibing warmer nectar raises the body temperature above the normal flight temperature range (Fig. 4D) and ambient temperature nectar becomes the preferred choice (Fig. 1).

This indicates that imbibing solution that is warmer than ambient assists in maintaining body temperature closer to that required for flight, so long as the ambient temperature does not exceed flight temperature.

Within the modelling framework, the bee can only be affected by non-floral temperatures when it is in flight, and we assume that the bee has to maintain its body at a flight temperature θt during this entire period of contact.

Bumble bees have some control over their temperature, but have been shown to forage at warmer flowers when given a choice, suggesting that there is some advantage to them of foraging at warm flowers (such as reducing the energy required to raise their body to flight temperature before leaving the flower).

You know, the Concorde would contract like a foot during flight temperatures, then expand again.

The in-flight temperatures and velocities of the particles were calculated and optimized for C2H2/C3H8/O2 and C2H2/C4H10/O2 detonation gas mixtures.

In the analysis, double cantilever beam specimens were tested at different temperatures: 20 °C (room temperature), 0 °C, −30 °C and −60 °C (different estimated in-flight temperatures aircraft).

A supersonic flight can result in surface temperatures close to 130 °C, inducing severe thermal gradients and drying which are quite new for this type of materials, now used in primary structures of subsonic jets operating at low subsonic flight-temperatures.

There are usually preset rules with respect to what weather conditions are acceptable for a space launch, including winds at the launch site and aloft, visibility (for monitoring the vehicle during the first few minutes of flight), and temperature.