The density of seawater is a function of temperature, salinity, and pressure.
"Tire pressure is a function of temperature, and when the temperature varies, the pressure will vary".
The thermal conductivity is a function of temperature and the values shown in Table 16.1 are for room temperature.
In the ferromagnetic phase below the Curie temperature, the spontaneous alignment is still resisted by random thermal energy, and the spontaneous magnetization M is a function of temperature.
The dielectric constant is a function of temperature, and of frequency, for those frequencies well above 100 hertz (cycles per second).
In nanochemistry, according to the Arrhenius equation, the reaction rate is a function of temperature.
Fungi growth is a function of temperature and requires moisture for a proper colonization.
Maturation time is a function of temperature (accumulated degree days), but new powdery mildew colonies that are initiated after Labor Day typically produce few if any overwintering spores.
The chemical composition could be controlled via synthesis temperature variations as the sticking coefficient is a function of temperature.
Thus, glass is an efficient electrical insulator though this property varies with viscosity, which in turn is a function of temperature.
Since the magnitude of silicate weathering is climatically sensitive (that is, a function of temperature and precipitation; for example, ref. 33), silicate weathering also buffers the CO2 content of the atmosphere by acting as a negative feedback15.
