Sentence examples for heat buffering from inspiring English sources

To accurately capture the radial heat losses and heat buffering effects in the RFCMR demonstration unit, the existing model has been extended with a detailed description of the two-dimensional heat transport in the insulation layer.

One of those, he said, is just how long the can the ocean can persist as a reservoir for heat, buffering the effects of a warming planet.

But new evidence suggests the oceans' heat-buffering ability may be weakening.

This sea of supercritical carbon dioxide transfer heats very efficiently, buffering the temperature changes between night and day (which last 56 terrestrial days).

However, the phenotype of pgl-1 at high temperatures is distinct from that of the pgl-1 ; fbf-1 double mutant at 20° (Voronina et al. 2012) in several ways, so it is unlikely that PGL-1 supports SC assembly solely by buffering against heat-labile FBF-1 function.

In the city of Zwickau, mining heaps also help to regulate the urban climate ③ by fostering an inflow of fresh air and buffering the summer heat.

The HSPCB is coding the heat-shock protein involved in buffering environmental and genetic factors, whereas VEGFA is activated in angiogenesis and vasculogenesis in the fetus.

Possible improvements in the heat exchanger geometry that can lead to a dynamically more robust system and buffering some of the intermittency of the heat source are foreseen.

Cells were imaged over time in Bioptechs Delta T heated tissue culture plates with 5% CO2 inlet for buffering.

One of the most well-studied genes involved in buffering effects of genetic and environmental factors is heat-shock protein 90 (Hsp90).

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