Sentence examples for lower temperature condition from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this lower temperature condition for the extension veins is consistent with the observation of crosscutting relations between mélange fabrics and shear veins.

However, both samples are involved in tectonic processes of mélange formation, and if these processes foster the rate of the conversion reaction, active SiO2 liberation will take place at a slightly lower temperature condition than the theoretical estimation.

In green-house condition, 'Lubaisanhao' grow better than 'Qingdao 87-114' in lower temperature condition, however, 'Qingdao 87-114' showed better resistance to high temperature in summer.

Since the calibration factors reported in Aiken et al. were determined at ∼600 °C, we refine the factors for the lower temperature condition based on the AMS spectra of 12 amino compounds acquired at 250 °C and the NIST spectra of 37 compounds identified as degradation products from MEA, MDEA, and PIP in previous studies (see Table S3 for details).

In contrast, for the same pressure condition, at higher gas specific gravity and lower temperature conditions, the C NM is lower.

Therefore, wettability alteration occurs with more speed at higher temperatures compared with lower temperature conditions (Shehata and Nasr El-Din 2015).

CO2 is a thermodynamically stable compound, and it is difficult to oxidize or reduce it to various intermediate chemicals at lower temperature conditions.

Compositional profiles of gaseous and condensed phases, measured by probe sampling and chemical analysis, indicated that pyrolytic routes leading to higher soot formation are more favoured in the lower temperature conditions.

However, if the p-T paths deviate from the decomposition boundary of SiO2 at the end of cooling toward lower temperature conditions where the CO2/CO ratio decreases with decrease in temperature, decrease in the CO2/CO ratio will occur as observed in our experiments.

Kinetic modeling of the S-I reaction indicates active liberation of SiO2 at approximately 70°C to 200°C, with peak SiO2 loss at around 100°C, although these estimates should be slightly shifted toward lower temperature conditions based on X-ray diffraction (XRD) analyses of mixed-layer S-I in the Mugi mélange.

A previously published chemical kinetic mechanism has been improved and a low-temperature reaction mechanism has been added to simulate ignition delay times at the lower temperature conditions of this study by adding the appropriate species and reactions including alkyl-peroxyl and hydroperoxy-alkyl radical chemistry.