Before EXAFS measurements at each target temperature, the sample was heat preserved at least 30 min to ensure the sample reaching a thermal equilibrium.
Figure 13 Evidence for frictional heating preserved in fluidized rock.
Immediate quenching after heating preserves the partially transformed microstructure and allows direct observation of crystallite sizes and numbers.
Depending on the thermal properties of its interior, the heat left over from Neptune's formation may be sufficient to explain its current heat flow, though it is more difficult to simultaneously explain Uranus's lack of internal heat while preserving the apparent similarity between the two planets.
"Marathon" by Boaz Yakin and Joe Infurnari Ancient history with a side of sports — there are swords, shields and bulging muscles aplenty in this drama- in-real-life take on Eucles, an Athenian messenger who's said to have run 306 miles round trip from Athens to Sparta in 108-degree heat, thus preserving Greek civilization, and by extension, the Olympics.
Evolution's biggest selling point is a kind of pasteurization process that relies on pressure rather than heat to preserve juice's favor.
After global message transferring, the object likelihoods for heat sources preserve appearance similarity among images.
The induction of HSP70 prior to heat shock preserved synaptic performance deficit from subsequent hyperthermia insult [ 48].
In particular, heat stabilization preserves protein profiles while use of anesthetics, perfusion and the time frame of tissue dissection will each cause their own changes.
The lower surface was placed on a modified cover glass to perfuse the liver lob with 37°C warm NaCl, and heat lamps preserved body temperature.
Because the heat map preserves the gene order of the seed organism, conclusions about genomic events such as insertions and deletions may be inferred even though only protein sequences are compared.
