Sentence examples for having a melting from inspiring English sources

Having a melting point of 265 °C (509 °F), PET can be melt-spun into very practical and cheap fibres that are widely employed in clothing, furnishings, carpets, and tire cord under such trademarked names as Dacron and Terylene.

For the case of sample type 1, presence of zinc having a melting point of 420 °C caused liquid phase sintering at a temperature of 600 °C.

They are known as organic salts having a melting point below 100°CC (Xiao and Malhotra 2005), often found as liquids at ambient temperature (Domanska 2005; Simoni et al. 2008).

In general, catalysis by BsDHFR is very similar to that of other monomeric DHFRs, despite having a melting temperature more similar to that of TmDHFR than that of MpDHFR, reinforcing TmDHFR's position as a special case.

The K+ form of the Tel-22 G-quadruplex is a more stable structure, having a melting temperature of 68 °C, and the energetics for the UP1 interaction appear to be insufficient to destabilize the G-quadruplex structure completely.

These statistics clearly show that the melting point of an API can be altered through forming cocrystals, and the outcome will usually be a product having a melting point that is in between that of the API and coformer or lower than the API or coformer.

He has a melting sound that carries well and a feeling for Italianate style.

It has a melting point of about 85° C (185° F).

Merely removing roadside vegetation to uncover dark soil can have a melting effect.

The architecture is art deco, it has a melting pot of cultures, an alternative scene.

Better to turn it around and say ice has a melting point, which is zero degrees, no question".