Sentence examples for high temperature points from inspiring English sources

Steam integration at these high temperature points in the Rankine cycle is the most thermodynamically optimal design.

"The huge feature detected in the cluster, combined with the high temperature, points to an exceptionally dramatic event in the nearby Universe," said Ralph Kraft of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysins (CambridgeaMass.ge, Mand., and leader of a team of astronomers involved in this research.

Another accelerated stability method presented in literature is single (high) temperature point stability testing (Yoshioka et al. 1990).

Recent analyses of genetic responses involved in plant acclimation to high temperature pointed to an additional DREB2 factor.

At sufficiently high temperatures point defects such as oxygen vacancies can arise, leading to ionic conductivity.

Effects of three input variables (ultrasonic power, pelleting pressure, and pellet weight) on temperature ranges (highest temperature point and lowest temperature point) were investigated using a 23 (two levels and three variables) factorial design.

The Desirable CCDS macro/microstructure contributes to the better mechanical properties including tensile properties at room temperature and high temperature, three-point bending property and fracture toughness, and the related mechanism are discussed.

A high temperature fixed-point cell based on rhenium carbon alloy was used to characterise the effect of window contamination based on the simplest assumption that graybody conditions existed.

In this paper, we shall discuss some corrosion reactions of solid materials that have gained considerable importance recently, in the field of high temperature corrosion, pointing out how solid state chemistry plays a role in this crucial branch of chemical engineering and technology.

AFM of the denatured protein, as well as DLS measurements at high temperature, both point to a non-fibrillar oligomeric structure of the RIα 92 381) aggregates.

The muscles currently work most efficiently at high temperatures, he points out, which limit their current use in everyday application.