Sentence examples for highest temperature experienced from inspiring English sources

In general, the mineral assemblage preserved in a metamorphic rock is frozen at the highest temperature experienced during metamorphism (see above Retrograde metamorphism), and thus the facies and facies series to which the rock would be assigned reflect only a single point on its P-T-t path.

Some engineering applications have demonstrated that this method is an effective and convenient technique for determining the highest temperature experienced by fire-damaged concrete.

This paper describes a new method for accurately determining the highest temperature experienced by fire-damaged concrete by measuring acoustic decrepitation of fluid inclusion in natural quartz sand contained in the concrete.

Empirical evidence increasingly shows that short episodes of high temperature experienced around flowering can have large negative impacts on cereal grain yields, a phenomenon increasingly referred to as heat stress.

Although kcat for TtPFK is nearly 3-fold lower than that for BsPFK at 25 °C, this difference is likely minimized physiologically due to the higher temperature experienced by TtPFK in vivo.

Since higher temperature experienced by the mother plants significantly reduced the seed yield in Bur, the larger and better provisioned seeds produced probably represent a strategy to increase the chances of successful seedling establishment.

Roosts reached high temperatures, experienced great thermal fluctuations and had wide spatial thermal ranges.

The higher temperatures experienced in urban areas compared to the surrounding countryside has enormous consequences for the health and wellbeing of people living in cities.

Furthermore, precipitation may occur in response to high temperatures experienced during re-injection into formations, where fouling can potentially result in reduced injection efficiency.

Given the relatively high temperatures experienced by tobacco during snus manufacture (~100 °C for several hours [25]) it is of interest to understand how these tobacco heating steps impact acrylamide concentrations in a finished snus product.

Heat was found to increase germination rate, but not as effectively as treatment with acid, therefore fruits exposed to high temperatures experienced in wildfires may have a better chance of germination than fruits that were not exposed to wildfires.