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Electrochemical tests were done in a large temperature range (from −40 to 80 °C).

Crosslinking was established by electron-beam irradiation and resulted in a true rubber with constant properties over a large temperature range from −20 to +170°C.

Experimental results over a large temperature range (from −20 °C to +60 °C) for different insulating materials were used in hygrothermal simulations in both continental and humid temperate climates.

A systematic study of the magnetic properties and both the temperature- and magnetic-field-induced structural transformations in the Ni50−xCoxMn39Sn11 (0⩽x⩽10) multifunctional alloys over a large temperature range from 500 K down to 10 K was performed.

By introducing an empirical temperature-independent binary interaction coefficient between water and hydrogen sulfide, it is possible to obtain a good agreement between experiments and calculated Henry constants for both salt-free and salted systems, over a large temperature range (290 590 K) and salinity ranging from 0 to 6 mol/kg.

In general, the local communities farthest from the coast have larger temperature ranges, both during a single day and throughout the seasons of the year.

The diffusion coefficients show as large as two orders of magnitude difference across a temperature range from 400 K to 700 K with an approximately Arrhenius temperature dependence, indicating a very sluggish atomic mobility at 400 K.

Although there were no significant differences in mean daily body temperature between mice on CR or RF (Kruskal-Wallis test), we noted that mice on an RF diet exhibited a much larger standard deviation in daily temperature, ranging from 1.35 to 2.32 degrees during days 3 to 14 of special feeding.

Temperatures The mean maximum temperature ranged from 24.4C at Heathrow Londonn) to 14.4C at Fair Isle (Northern Isles).

The ideal storage temperature ranges from 55 to 65 degrees, Professor Osman said.

The temperature ranges from -180C at the poles to 400C at the side facing the Sun.