It enables the evaluation of PCM-suitability through indication of temperature-composition points, e.g. congruent melting compositions, eutectics and peritectics.
The study area covered archaeological sites from Maine to Pennsylvania and included 1887 radiocarbon dates from more than 500 sites, 63 pollen and 40 charcoal records (which indicate what kinds of plants were present), as well as isotope records from lake sediments and lake-level measurements (which give indications of temperature and soil moisture).
As reported in the literature [15], [21], [23], [29] [31], the temperature dependence of B22 can be an indication of the temperature dependence of the solubility.
Since this study revealed clear differences in the membrane fatty acid composition at various elevated temperatures, an indication of high-temperature acclimation based on fluorescence measurements may be evident.
Usually the two wavelengths are the blue (B) and the visual (V) as defined in the UBV system.The index is a measure of a star's colour, an indication of its temperature, and a fairly crude description of the distribution of its radiated energy through the electromagnetic spectrum.
In this investigation, Rayleigh scattering is used as a qualitative indication of gas temperature, thereby providing valuable information about the fluid near regions of local extinction, as indicated by well-defined breaks in the CH layer.
Although the interpretation of the low resistivity is still ambiguous, one can interpret the low resistivity as indication of high temperature area, because, relatively high geothermal gradient (40 90 K/km around 1 km of depth) was observed in Mt. Aso (Tanaka et al. 2004a, b).
Cable damage could occur "without indication of excessive temperature on the cables," the NRC concluded.
It is important to note that because the study approach relied heavily on temperature thresholds, the assessment gives only an indication of the temperature-induced change in transmission potential under several climate change scenarios.
