Sentence examples for generating a temperature from inspiring English sources

A blast of air is admitted to the lower part of the furnace to aid combustion of the coke, generating a temperature of about 1,200 °C (2,200 °F) and producing carbon monoxide.

Permeable coverings may have exerted an impact on indoor hygrothermal conditions, in generating a temperature drop of 1.5 K, which corresponds to a 31.5% energy savings rate.

Figure 1c shows the best parameters for generating a temperature profile quite sharp in a way that should be possible to focus the electromigration phenomenon in the center of the wire.

Generating a temperature gradient during the freezing process resulted in unidirectional freezing, which aligned the formation of ice crystals during the freezing process and in turn produced aligned pores in CDM scaffolds.

The existence of liquid level generates a temperature difference between two wells, i.e., subcool.

The coefficients presently available in literature and handbooks are based on plug flow and a wall heat transfer model which generates a temperature jump at the wall.

For a thermal load of 80.4 W, at 0.8 Hz and 200 L h−1, the device generated a temperature span of 7.1 K, with a COP of 0.54 and η2nd of 1.16%.

By contrast, V260A generates a temperature dependent KIE above 30 °C that becomes temperature independent at low temperature, Figure 2C.

The aluminum block allowed for a faster heat transfer, which generated a temperature gradient across C. elegans because of their cylindrical morphology.

These changes generate a temperature difference between urban and rural areas, which is referred to as the "urban heat island effect".

This could be tested experimentally for example the following way: one could generate a temperature-sensitive mutant in a cell wall synthesis pathway gene that leads to cell wall loss at the restrictive temperature.