Sentence examples for hand a temperature from inspiring English sources

In solvent-assisted bonding, on the other hand, a temperature lower than Tg of PMMA (85 95 °C) is used.

On the other hand, a temperature of 12 °C as a standard environmental characteristic and 9 °C for abiotic marine degradation has been proposed for industrial chemicals and biocidal products [15, 16, 26].

On the other hand, a temperature shift to 40°C did not influence the xpp1 transcript levels, indicating that eventual stress caused by the temperature change was not the reason for the observed down-regulation at 12°C.

Symptoms range from "none/mild" to "hindering function" when pain, stiffness, and excessive feeling of cooling in the hand do not allow them to perform even simplest tasks with the injured hand, at a temperature where the other uninjured hand is painless and maintains normal function.

This large discrepancy in fuel rod perforation may occur due to irradiation-induced cladding oxide microstructure changes on the one hand and a temperature gradient-induced hydrogen content profile across the cladding metal region on the other hand, which may accelerate brittleness in the grid-contacting cladding oxide and metal regions during the reactor operation.

On the other hand, a higher temperature over the sea occurred from night until the early morning on all days during the observations.

Roselyn Grey, a Liberian-born woman who turned up in a community hospital in Philadelphia with swollen hands and a temperature was sent to the University of Pennsylvania for extensive testing.

The walls on one hand will provide a temperature reduction on the columns, which is somehow favourable in terms of its fire resistance, on the other hand the differential heating on the columns cross-section may lead to unfavourable stresses (bending moments) responsible for instability (thermal bowing).

On one hand the virulence of influenza is expected to be stronger near zero than at subfreezing temperatures, but on the other hand a decrease in temperature makes airways more susceptible to the onset of respiratory infections.

We stirred in turns of 15 minutes intervals, giving each other the chance to warm our hands back to a temperature that would be more appropriate to a living person rather than a cadaver.

On the other hand, a stronger vertical temperature gradient increases the gap between the upward and blackbody fluxes, as it makes it harder for the upward flux to "keep up" with the saturation curve as it moves towards saturation.