Sentence examples for low quench from inspiring English sources

PVA hydrogels prepared at low quench temperature using high DMSO and PVA concentrations exhibit low water content and significantly improved hardness, tensile strength, elongation and tear resistance strength.

Hence there is a need for development of nanofluids having (i) high quench severity for enhancement of heat transfer for thick sections with low quench sensitivity and (ii) low cooling severity for thin sections with high quench sensitivity [127].

It is noted that our calculation results indicate that CO and CO2 are produced even at low quenching temperatures (<2000 K) as well as high quenching temperatures.

The quenching process while showing a low quenching energy (E QUE ≈ 100 meV) is relatively mild (a factor 400 reduction between 14 K and RT).

An equation is derived for low quenching efficiencies to interpret the behavior of mean lifetimes 〈τ〉 during swelling.

The calculation results also indicate that oxidation of carbon by silica-derived oxygen occurs even at low quenching temperatures (<2000 K) as long as plumes cool adiabatically.

A model was derived for low quenching efficiencies for measuring mean lifetimes, 〈τ〉, of Py and it was observed that 〈τ〉 values decreased as the dissolution process proceeded.

In previous theoretical studies of impact-induced vapor plumes, silicate components are removed from calculations because those components are thought to be condensed completely because of low quenching temperature.

However, the results of thermodynamic equilibrium calculations along adiabatic pressure-temperature paths suggest that difference in entropy gained by impact does not so much affect the vapor composition at low quenching temperatures where the chemical reactions within planetary-scale vapor plumes are expected to quench (<2000 K).

It was suggested that the secondary hairpin structure formation could be impeded by the packing of MB DNA on the Qdots surface and thereafter results in low quenching efficiency of the Qdot (in the absence of the target nucleic acid) and small fluorescence enhancement changes upon hybridization with the target.

Selection of a suitable extracting agent with a high extraction yield and possible low quenching effect is very important.