Being able to put larger single GPUs required a different system architecture and more thermal capacity than that system was designed to accommodate.
Under these complicated conditions, they will absorb much more thermal power than when they operate in usual beamline.
Although, poly phenylenesulfone) is an well-known thermal stable polymer, our investigation is shown that SWCNT/poly phenylenesulfone) has more thermal stability than pure poly phenylenesulfone).
The thermo e.m.f of the samples was measured during cooling cycle, because during cooling the sample attains more thermal stability than during heating.
Igneous-related geothermal systems represent a significant though unexploited energy resource; identified magmatic systems in the United States, for example, are thought to contain much more thermal energy than all known hydrothermal systems in the same region (Smith and Shaw 1975, 1979; Tester et al. 2006).
There is more thermal emission than reflection at some near-infrared wavelengths for massive and/or young gas giants.
As compared on the enzyme properties, the BGL was higher tolerant to glucose and cellobiose, more efficient in hydrolysis of cellibiose, more thermal stability than β-glucosidases from other microorganisms.
As compared on the enzyme properties, the BGL showed higher tolerant to glucose and cellobiose, more efficient in hydrolysis of cellobiose, more thermal stability than β-glucosidases from other microorganisms [ 12].
To test whether selection had resulted in yeast that were inherently more thermal tolerant than members of the founder population we evaluated survivorship of cultures exposed to 48°C for 5 h.
As prior experiments in S. cerevisiae had shown that thermal tolerance confers cross-protection against other types of stress [ 37, 43], we further hypothesized that hybrids evolving under temperature selection would not only become more thermal tolerant than their ancestors but also exhibit greater ethanol tolerance, and vice versa.
