Sentence examples for implications of temperature from inspiring English sources

The implications of temperature measurement uncertainty were evaluated numerically.

In addition, the symmetry of the implications of temperature with respect to thermal energy and of pressure with respect to mechanical energy constitutes the paradigm for achieving the definition of the extended physical exergy that depends on both temperature and pressure.

Even fewer have considered the implications of temperature excursions in both the hot and cold directions [ 6, 11– 13].

We investigated the implications of floodwater temperature and light penetration, caused by artificial shading, seasonal variation, or water turbidity, for seedling survival after submergence.

In addition to the obvious implications of unrestricted temperature, such as thermal emergencies resulting in hardware failure, effective thermal management reduces the cost of thermal packaging for processors while achieving long-term savings from reduced secondary cooling costs.

In this paper, implications of high temperature and subsequent shock cooling by water on stone cladding requirements is studied through the assessment of physical and mechanical properties after laboratory heat-induced tests.

Asked about the implications of rising temperatures (by Bolt, of all people) Hunt could only offer up the fact that the mine would provide more Indian people with electricity.

It also restored a promise to poorer countries that a "loss and damage" scheme would be established to help them cope with the financial implications of rising temperatures.

And some experts remain hopeful -- albeit increasingly cautiously -- that dramatic action could still forestall the most dire implications of rising temperatures, though they say the window for doing so will not be open for long.

We then address the implications of warmer temperatures in an East African highland, where, as in other similar regions at the altitudinal edge of malaria's distribution, there has been a pronounced increase of cases from the 1970s to the 1990s.

What are the implications of long-term temperature increases on the optimal control strategy of schistosomiasis in the field?