At the lowest temperature tested (10 °C), the maximum life span under food-replete conditions exceeded 17 days in each experimental treatment, irrespective of pH (Fig. S1, see Supporting Information).
Responses of radial growth to mean temperature reflected in the PC1 year scores showed similarities in responses to mean maximum temperature among test sites, except at Pine River where a secondary and positive response to fall (t-1) mean temperature was evident (Fig. 5).
Degreened samples of monolithic catalysts containing Pd-only, Pt-only, Pt/Rh (5/0/1), and Pt/Pd/Rh (1/13/1 and 1/4/1) were reduced in rich exhaust and then evaluated on consecutive lean temperature ramps where the maximum temperature was increased from test to test, in order to assess the effects of the recent thermal-chemical history on the conversion of CH4, C3H8, and C3H6.
Compared with the annual maximum temperature, the trend test of annual minimum temperature indicated that statistically significant increasing trend has been indentified all over the SWC with 106 stations which is consist with the result of Pan (2002), only 3 station (Gengma, Yuanmou of Yunan province and Yuexi of Sichuan province) of 116 shows negative trend.
In this study, the summer period of investigation coincided with maximum seasonal tree stress in southern Australia, when the mean average maximum temperature at the test site in January 2008 was 27 °C (minimum average 16 °C, Bureau of Metrology Australia 2008).
Using an appropriate thermal network to simulate the dynamic behavior of the test cell, predicted results were found to have a 0.6°C maximum temperature deviation with measured test cell responses.
The contractor hired by TransCanada had tested it using a maximum temperature of 45 degrees Celsius when it actually should have been tested at 58 degrees Celsius.
The maximum temperature difference between the test cells with and without thermodiodes was about 10°C which occurred around noon.
TMF tests (maximum temperature = 700 °C; minimum temperature = 100 °C) were conducted under in-phase (IP) and out-of-phase (OP) conditions.
