Sentence examples for outward temperature from inspiring English sources

However, if the outward temperature obtained from the thermocouple fitted to a port around a vibrating motor is > 80 °C, it could be ascertained through sequential processing of the codes depicted in Fig. 8 that the vibrating motor is in a faulty or failing condition.

The Sun's diameter will push outward as its temperature plummets.

The results showed that as the nozzle moved outward, the maximum surface temperature decreased from 1328 K to 1320 K, and the minimum wall temperature increased from 1253 K to 1258 K.

Salinity and temperature increase outward from the Greenland coast.

The animated graphic features a rainbow-colored record of global temperatures spinning outward from the late 19th century to the present as the Earth heats up.

He added, "Roth could be very self-involved, but in 'An American Type' I think was trying to move outward, to take the real temperature of America, and I think he succeeded".

However, they degrade rapidly above this temperature due to outward diffusion of Ga and presumably nitrogen into the δ-phase tantalum nitride.

If he tones down the emotional temperature of his characters' outward expression and keeps his image-making within a narrow spectrum of visual variety, it's to heighten the power and scope of nuance.

The walls of the cavity are subjected to either an isothermal temperature or a uniform outward heat flux.

The higher chain flexibility of MPEG- b-PCL is due to its lower glass transition temperature which induced faster outward drug diffusion during nanoparticle solidification.

At near-physiological temperature, the maximal sustained outward current density was almost three times the mean value obtained at room temperature for Kv11.1a/1b, and increased by ∼150% for Kv11.3.