Sentence examples for narrow temperature interval from inspiring English sources

Several pronounced changes have been observed in the narrow temperature interval near the water melting point.

The nanoshells produced displayed a remarkable and reversible change in size, within a narrow temperature interval.

This study describes a family of hollow nanoscale constructs able to display a large and reversible change in size, within a narrow temperature interval.

Such a transition is associated with that the methylene segments in PHMDC can change their conformation between trans and gauche rapidly and completely in a narrow temperature interval.

The Tt can be manipulated facilely, as designed, with the narrow temperature interval between adjacent Tts (only 10 °C), indicating the high resolution of temperature in molecular design of SMPs.

Partial thermoremanent magnetization (pTRM) was imparted over a narrow temperature interval, T=370 350°C, to a suite of crushed and annealed natural magnetite samples, ranging in grain size from ≈1 to 125 150 μm and in domain state from small pseudo-single-domain (PSD) to multidomain (MD).

Similarly, other properties like density and enthalpy, present a strong variation in narrow temperature intervals around the critical point.

Phase change materials (PCM) are used to store heat or cold in narrow temperature intervals with high storage density.

Indeed, on the heat flow curves of the asphaltenes 3 5 at a temperature interval of 80 90 °C, a well-resolved narrow (10 15 °C width) endothermic peak indicating the melting of the crystalline phase of waxes (Fig. 2) was observed.

In summary, time series expression data suggest that the temperature interval of robust circadian rhythm is more narrow in P. patens compared to wild type Arabidopsis.

Clustering of influenza cases to a relatively narrow temperature and AH range could reduce the width of the confidence intervals, but would not likely affect the point estimates of the meteorological variables on influenza.