Sentence examples for gradient of temperature from inspiring English sources

Buoyancy in the atmosphere is determined by the vertical gradient of temperature.

The gradient of temperature in a star's atmosphere depends on the method of energy transport to the surface.

The magnitude of heat flux by conduction below a surface depends on the thermal conductivity and the vertical gradient of temperature in the material beneath the surface.

In addition, thermoreceptors are directly sensitive to the absolute temperature at the receptor rather than to the gradient of temperature change within the tissue.

In these conditions, the pellets showed a marked gradient of temperature inside, which was suitably considered.

Since the model includes the energy balance, it is possible to study the operation with a gradient of temperature over the height of the extractor.

Overall findings from both Chapters One and Two illustrate that despite their capacity to tolerate a gradient of temperatures, Gillichthys mirabilis exhibit highest cardiac performance near ~19oC, a temperature close to their preferred temperature.

A gradient of temperatures is collected at these locations based on depth of measurement.

The arrows in the figure are plotted inversely following the gradient of temperatures in the maps.

Outside of the seasonal variations, the geothermal gradient of temperatures through the crust is 25 30 °C (77 86 °F) per kilometer of depth in most of the world.

The elevation gradient of sites represents a strong gradient of temperatures, snowmelt date and growing season length, and therefore represents an important gradient across which community composition and functional composition are expected to vary preferentially, according to position along the gradient.