Sentence examples for minimum temperature required from inspiring English sources

A minimum temperature required for fusion is roughly 10 million K. Since the energies of protons are proportional to temperature, the rate of energy production rises steeply as temperature increases.

Thermogravimetric analysis/differential scanning calorimetry (TGA/DSC) was used to determine the minimum temperature required to calcine the dried precursor from the change in mass and thermal properties in relation to temperature.

According to these studies, the minimum temperature required for the metallic lead production was around 325°C and it was found that lead could be formed as the major product (together with the formation of acetic acid as a byproduct).

The general target control parameters for operation of the combustor were as follows: a) temperature 850°C (to mimic the mandatory minimum temperature required for a combustor consuming MSW as a fuel); b) flue gas oxygen content <10% (to indicate operational efficiency); c) duration at least two hours.

The minimum temperature required for the formation of acrylamide was often quoted as being about 120°C.

Hence, ectothermic vertebrates may have been more likely to survive climatic fluctuations during the Quaternary compared to endotherms, at least in locations where the minimum temperature required for ectotherm activity was reached during part of the year.

Minimum generator temperature required to operate the system that is cut off temperature has been evaluated.

A fast empirical method was developed to determine the minimum operating temperature required to guarantee complete conversion of the hydrocarbon.

The theme of this paper is the determination the minimum desorption temperature required for a given set of evaporating/condensing temperatures for an activated carbon + HFC 134a adsorption cooler.

The minimum winter temperature required depends very much on the species of cactus involved.

The minimum time and temperature required to elicit response (paw licking or jumping) was noted (Figure 4).