Sentence examples for permitted heat from inspiring English sources

Although the elevated temperature in the thermoneutral environment likely negates heat loss due to convection, conduction and radiation, the humidity in the thermoneutral environment (30 40%) may have still permitted heat loss due to evaporation that contributed to the obesity resistance.

In most cases, the alloying elements form intermetallic compounds that permit heat treatment for enhanced mechanical properties.

Heat integration is typically used since column temperatures are sufficiently different to permit heat transfer.

Decomposition of ammonia introduces an endothermic reaction that permits heat absorbance in the anode and a better control of stack temperature.

The decrease in core body temperature before sleep onset and during sleep is associated with dilation of peripheral blood vessels, which permits heat dissipation from the body core to the periphery.

The stabilization of DCLHb during manufacture not only permits heat treatment, but also induces the haemoglobin to assume a low-affinity conformation similar to that in the human red blood cell in the presence of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate.

Io's atmospheric temperature ranges from the temperature of the surface at low altitudes, where sulfur dioxide is in vapor pressure equilibrium with frost on the surface, to 1800 K at higher altitudes where the thinner atmospheric density permits heating from plasma in the Io plasma torus and from Joule heating from the Io flux tube.

Although raw food diets do not permit heating foods enough to cook them, dehydrated preparation, pureeing, gentle warming, and soaking are allowed.

Hence the extended time required for ATP depletion by this BK mediated paraptosis permitted the heat shock response to occur.

These hollow core slabs aim at enlarging the heat transfer surface between the slab mass and the air in the core, which permits substantial heat flows even for relatively small temperature differences.

Soils such as dry peat, which has very low thermal conductivity (i.e., 0.06 watt per metre per K), permit little heat flux.