Sentence examples for melting with a from inspiring English sources
The delocalized heating was found, once more, to induce a gradual DNA melting with a consequent enhancement of the absorption peak at 260 nm, thus confirming that the photo-thermal nature of the behavior reported in Fig. 5a.
Molecular alloys, that combine a relatively high heat of melting with a suitable melting temperature adapted to the application temperature, are excellent materials for thermal protection and for thermal energy storage.
TGA and DSC studies indicate that Pb4 BO3 2 SO4) is congruently melting with a melting point of 689 °C whereas Pb2[(BOH)(OH)](SO4) decomposes at approximately 335 °C.
For the examined process history, nylon 6 exhibits predominantly α-phase behavior from room temperature to melting, with a gradual shift in chain chain and sheet sheet spacings from ∼100°C to melting.
Therefore, the compaction among alumina particles of high activity is inevitable at high temperature, which results in severe particle agglomeration and resintering of individual particles with surrounding ones after melting with a formation of dendritic structure called "neckformation" of particle [49].
The surface morphology, chemical composition, microstructure, nanohardness, and tribological properties of a film (Cu substrate (stainless steel 316) system subjected to pulsed melting with a low-energy (20 30 keV), high-current electron beam (2 3 μs, 2.8 8.4 J/cm2) have been investigated.
He liked his warmed, though on TV ads he would demolish them toasted, the butter just melting, with an irresistible crunching sound.
He also had a stack of CDs and DVDs that he planned to melt with a blowtorch.
At the Institute of Culinary Education in New York, Michelle Tampakis, the director of advanced pastry studies, said the chocolate was extremely smooth when melted, with a full-bodied, nutty flavor that was not bitter.
Methods commonly used in the production of surface layers, such as surfacing, spraying or re-melting with a laser beam have been known for years.
Sucrose was heated to 75 °C until melted with a thick consistency.
