Sentence examples for moderated temperatures from inspiring English sources

Tailwater sections below dams often develop deep pools with moderated temperatures and unnaturally high levels of food availability, conditions conducive to very rapid growth for juvenile salmonids.

Others studies also showed that some chaperones and proteases are heat-shock proteins (HSPs) expressed in response of Bacillus cereus and Bacillus weihenstephanensis to even moderated temperatures or other cellular stresses [ 39, 40].

The CVD deposition process used allows elaborating layers at moderated temperature (600 °C).

Bath formulation of Zinc-Yttria was prepared at moderated temperature and pH, to coat the sample.

In this research, GSH were appropriate as a green reducing agent and polymeric stabilizer media for reducing the AgNO3 in moderated temperature (60°C).

Evaluation of the two biological soil crust habitats—soil-inhabiting and hypolithic crusts revealed obvious microclimatic differences, i.e., moderated temperature variation, lower light intensities, and wetter soil conditions within the latter habitat.

Fuel assemblies are designed to be under-moderated to produce a negative moderator temperature coefficient under all operational circumstances.

Nevertheless, the structural conversion yielded copper vanadate with a high surface coverage of SiO2 cavity walls enabling efficient catalytic SO3 decomposition at moderated reaction temperatures (∼600 °C).

The dominating mechanism in the passive safety of gas-cooled, graphite-moderated, high-temperature reactors (HTRs) is the Doppler feedback effect.

Even as temperatures moderated and slipped below triple digits today, the darkened bedroom of their two-room shanty was stifling, and a hot wind blew a layer of dust across everything in the open-ended kitchen area.

This paper presents a conceptual design of a hybrid, Heat Pipes-Thermosyphon Intermediate Heat Exchanger (HPTIHEX) for passive and reliable thermal coupling of the GEV-IV, helium-cooled and graphite moderated, Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) to a complex for the co-production hydrogen fuel.