The continuing austerity will lead to the loss of automatic pay rises for civil servants, the effective abolition, by introducing a temperature test, of winter fuel payments for British pensioners living abroad, and cuts across Whitehall that will see the communities and local government department's current spending budget cut by 10%.
A unified equation for predicting ultimate strength of X- and T-joints at elevated temperatures was proposed by introducing a temperature factor.
Furthermore, design equations for cold-formed stainless steel tubular T- and X-joints at elevated temperatures are proposed by introducing a temperature factor (ξT).
In order to prevent damage of body tissues, they also introduce a temperature sensing mechanism to detect the hot spot problem of in-body sensors.
Both Mehta et al. and our laboratory performed life span experiments at 20°C [ 16, 30], whereas Chen et al. introduced a temperature shift from 20°C to 25°C at the final larval stage prior to measuring adult life span [ 28].
Based on the molecular information gained through the experiments, the reentrant theory previously derived (Lin J. Polymer 1997 38 4837; Lin J. Polymer 1998 39 5495) was further generalized by introducing a temperature-dependent axial ratio of the Kuhn chain.
We considered the possibility of a non-linear effect of temperature by introducing a temperature-squared term in the regression models; however, since no evidence of model improvement was found in any of the panel-specific analyses, only a linear term was left.
This approach introduces a soil temperature-based water saturation function and modifies the soil water storage curve with a soil temperature threshold.
This study introduces a novel high-temperature semicrystalline polyimide, which is based on an ether diamine (TPER or 1,3(4)and) and BTDA dianhydride, both being commercially available.
Ghosh, Berkowitz and Parr designed a thermodynamical transcription of the ground-state density functional theory and introduced a local temperature that varies from point to point.
