Sentence examples for from the temperatures from inspiring English sources

The superstructures appearing on the Si surface during the periodic structure growth can be observed at the temperatures which differ from the temperatures presented in the phase diagrams.

We set T, DIN, and DIP to the maximum and minimum values extracted from the temperatures, DIN concentrations, and DIP concentrations observed in each month, respectively.

From the temperatures and other spectral data, they gleaned the mass; two were 5 to 10 times heftier than Jupiter, and the others were 10 to 15 times Jupiter's mass.

For accurate measurements, local gas temperatures must be known, which can be derived from the temperatures of the soot particles themselves.

They showed much higher glass transition temperatures (263 338°C) and enhanced thermal stabilities observed from the temperatures (575 631°C) at 5% weight loss.

Even though some of the He ages might reflect a cooling from the temperatures at which He ages partially reset, it is likely that the cooling was derived from one of the three uplift stages.

"The temperature by the window is a bit different from the temperature just down the road.

Some countries saw small gains from the temperature increases, however.

"We were able to compute exactly the state of ripeness of the vine from the temperature," he said.

The churches reflect a desire by congregants for "a universe where everything from the temperature to the theology is safely controlled," Dr. Ballmer said.

The iDrive could (and still can) control everything from the temperature settings and the speed of the air-conditioning fan to the radio, navigation system and cellphone.