Sentence examples for heating the slope from inspiring English sources

With heating, the slope always increased, while we found changes in both directions for the threshold.

No significant difference (P=0.242) was observed between the slopes in the two procedures: cooling the dogs resulted in a slope of −14.85±2.08 with an R of 0.90±0.01 and heating the dogs resulted in a slope of −13.12±3.46 with an R of 0.97±0.01.

Given the effects of diabetes on twitch duration, twitch stress and twitch heat, the slope of the heat-STI relation is destined to be lower in the intact diabetic trabeculae, as confirmed in Figure  5D.

As the box slows to a stop through friction, the kinetic energy from the box's motion is converted to thermal energy that heats the box and the slope.

During the daytime, the upslope winds driven by diurnal heating at the slope surface of the mountains on Sumatra Island reinforce the sea breeze, with the result that a notable thermally induced local circulation develops on the western coast on a daily basis, frequently resulting in convection over the island at similar times in the afternoon (Wu et al. 2003; Wu et al. 2009).

Regarding wall superheat to heat flux, the slopes of the interlaced surfaces were greater than those of the isotropic surfaces.

Thus, the steeper the heating slope, the stronger will be the response with a shorter reaction time.

The health effects of heat can be estimated using the heat threshold and the heat slope.

The heat threshold is the temperature at which the harmful effect of heat begins to occur, and the heat slope measures the size of this effect (Hajat and Kosatsky 2010).

Then the thermal conductivity is determined from Eq. 4, knowing the heating power (or heat flux q) and the slope of the curve ln(t) versus T. The advantages of THW method are low cost and easy implementation.

a Seebeck voltage as function of a large temperature gradient, where the arrows mark the heating and cooling, and the slope marks the Seebeck coefficient.