Sentence examples for order temperature from inspiring English sources
The importance of evaluated parameters could be arranged in the following order: temperature > pressure > dynamic extraction time.
Results of the SSRT tests indicated that the effects of environmental factors on the SCC susceptibility of type 321s decreased in the following order: temperature effect ≫ solution pH effect > Cl− concentration effect.
Moreover, the α-BIBO crystal was determined to own good temperature stability of electromechanical properties, with coupling factors being 13 32.1% at room temperature, while the independent piezoelectric coefficients shifted differently as a function of temperature with the first order temperature coefficients evaluated to be on the order of −0.3 17.9 × 10−4/°C.
We show below that the relative changes in viscosity between feed and product are, to first order, temperature independent.
Their effects on NH4 +-N degradation are significant (p < 0.05) and are in the following order: temperature >pH >C/N ratio >incubation time >inoculum dose.
She further explained the detailed process: "When I open the chart, I look at the admission note, doctor order, temperature form, and then laboratory result.
The analytical methodology converted the first-order temperature profiles into second-order heat transfer profiles.
The MTKM is a two-stage particle collision model possessing an intermediate quasi-equilibrium state with a symmetric second-order temperature tensor.
The first-order temperature coefficient, determined for the linear regime, depends on the film thickness and type of CNTs, changed up to 20%.
Some analytical and numerical solutions of the fractional-order temperature equation have been provided in the paper to show the capabilities of the proposed model and the influence of model parameters.
The governing equations for the IP quantities have been derived from the Boltzmann equation based on an assumption that each simulation molecule represents a Gaussian distribution function with a second-order temperature tensor.
