Sentence examples for larger temperatures from inspiring English sources

"It has these very large effects at slightly larger temperatures".

During the downleg relatively larger temperatures were observed inside the plasma bubbles, especially at the top side of the bubbles.

The life expectance of some industrial evaporators is constrained by the rate of corrosion of the heated surfaces, with larger temperatures producing larger corrosion rates.

Test results show that butt welded connections attain failure in the weld region when heated to above 400 °C (and cooled under natural cooling) or 500 °C (under water cooling regime), which showing butt welds experience greater tensile strength degradation than the base metal after exposure to larger temperatures.

Especially for larger temperatures, this factor can affect absolute temperature changes in the order of 10 °C.

Overall, this type of resting cost increased with larger temperatures because A-type potassium currents were larger.

Keeping emissions flat until the 2040s and then sharply cutting them would mean far more greenhouse gas entering the atmosphere in total – and therefore a larger temperature rise – than cutting emissions sharply next year and then keeping them flat until 2050.

More worrying is the significantly larger temperature rise (and associated changes in rainfall, snowfall, sea level and other phenomena) that scientists expect the world to experience in the coming decades and centuries.

Generally, larger compression ratios are required for systems with larger temperature difference across the column.

However, for the systems with larger temperature difference across the column, larger compression ratios are required.

Larger temperature drop results in bigger liquid holdup while larger pressure drop causes smaller liquid holdup.