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Open image in new window Fig. 4 Electrical resistivity as a function of (top) temperature and (bottom) hafnium diboride composition.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Seebeck coefficient as a function of (top) temperature and (bottom) hafnium diboride composition.

However, the prediction of plume top temperature is sensitive to the plume height and so strongly effected by uncertainties in the radar-derived plume heights, but the radar data currently represents the only continuous record of plume heights available during the eruption.

Based on the system characteristics at the designed conditions for five types of working fluid, top temperature at the outlet of the boiler and the ambient temperature are designated to illustrate the evocable influence principles.

Figure 3 Observed temporal variability of salinity (PSU; top), temperature, (°C; middle) and density, (kg/m 3 ; bottom) in the water column at the monitoring station I-1 about 10 nm outside the Hunnbunn mouth (data from NIVA ).

Figure  7 shows the variation in lightning rates together with the model predictions of the plume top temperature, the height at which condensation first occurs and the maximum mass fraction of condensed water in the plume over the course of the second explosive phase of the eruption.

Figure 6 shows examples of monthly averages of hourly OLR (cloud top temperature) observations by a Geostationary Meteorological Satellite (GMS) over the IMC and surrounding oceans.

He recorded a top temperature of 39.8C, close to normal body temperature – at which humans start to sweat continuously.

August is an ideal month to visit the Sunshine State, with an average top temperature of a comfortable 24C in Brisbane; but if you can be in town on 1 September, you can witness the annual fireworks celebration known as Riverfire, a spectacular display of choreographed colour and music.

BBC weather forecasters predict a dry and largely sunny opening day with a top temperature of about 11C (52F).

The top temperature of 15 °C was adopted from Cull's (1979) yearly average surface temperature measurements of the Gunnedah Basin.