Sentence examples for heating variation from inspiring English sources
This result compares well with the analysis of Chun et al. (2007) showing that the convective heating variation maximizes around 8 10°N and 8– 10.S using global data of brightness temperature (see their Fig. 2).
Photo-heating experiments realized through a bio-transparent optical radiation (λ = 800 nm) demonstrated that the system represent an accurate temperature sensor able to monitor heating variation trough the DNA melting (at λ = 260 nm) with a sensitivity of about 0.06 °C.
Closed-form relationships for the pressure and heating variations, including upstream influence, are derived from triple-deck theory and are found to be in good agreement with numerical solutions of the compressible Navier Stokes equations.
This time domain model makes it possible to calculate the temperature response on a random heat variation signal.
This heat variation was largely suppressed when the stoichiometric spinel was doped with excess lithium or lithium and aluminum.
However, maximum urban heat variation occurred during the late afternoon when the near-surface urban heat fluctuates by 2 °C between the CBD East and Western Parklands.
Most of physical properties of unirradiated F82H are insensitive to the heat-to-heat variation, and more preferable to Grade 91 specified in the ASME code.
The research identifies areas of the tool surface that experience sudden heat variation across the part surface, and concludes that through process optimisation it is possible to reduce the potential for DLC coating delamination and cracking during service.
If you look at the planet Earth, without life the only way nature can move anything other than with heat variation is by gravity.
The heat variations of the Li/LiMn2O4 cell during charging were attributed to the LiMn2O4 phase transition and order/disorder changes.
Archive materials from various heats of both steel pipes showed apparent heat-to-heat variations in ductile fracture resistance at the operating temperature 316°C.
