Sentence examples for maximum apparent heat from inspiring English sources

Normalization on ignition delay and input energy bases indicates that variation of the maximum apparent heat release rates among the fuels is primarily due to unique mixing times and fuel heating values.

Combustion behavior is classified through ignition delays and maximum apparent heat release rates measured in a rapid compression machine, and these measurements have been taken at the low temperatures (676 815 K) and reduced oxygen concentrations (12% and 18%) corresponding to the low temperature combustion regime of advanced diesel engines.

MAT: maximum apparent temperature; RCT: Randomized Clinical Trials; HHWWS: Heat Health Watch Warning Systems; GPs: General Pratictioners; DLNM: Non-Linear Distributed Lag Model; GAM: Generalized Additive Model.

The exposure of interest was a heat wave episode, defined using maximum apparent temperature (Tappmax), an index of discomfort based on air and dew point temperatures [ 22].

Hayhoe et al. (2004) identified maximum apparent temperature thresholds that were associated with rising heat-related mortality in California.

Heat waves were defined considering both maximum apparent temperature and minimum temperature and classified by intensity, duration and timing during summer.

The results were also similar for extreme heat events and severe heat events defined using daily maximum temperature and daily maximum apparent temperature.

During summer, heat wave days were defined according to month-specific thresholds of maximum apparent temperature.

Exposure to heat waves considered both extreme day time values in terms of maximum apparent temperature (Tappmax) and high night time temperatures through minimum temperature (Tmin).

Also the CIRCE study has reported a similar finding, showing a higher heat risk in cities with larger mean, maximum and standard deviation of maximum apparent temperature, but not for higher mean temperatures [ 5].

Studies in European cities typically use maximum apparent temperature [ 8], maximum temperature [ 9] or mean temperature [ 24] to analyze the effects of heat exposure above specific heat thresholds.