They pinpointed the critical temperature at about 7 million electron volts (MeV), while a second analysis modeling the breaking and making of nuclear bonds calculated it at just over 8 MeV.
A combination of this technique with conventional observation of the critical thermal maximum (activity CTmax), e.g. using detection of movement by means of a video analysis or infrared diode actography, objectively pinpoints the exact temperature of a short-term physiological failure.
This is because there's a lot of "clutter" on screen and it may be difficult for some to pinpoint, say, the current temperature.
He brought it to mentors at the Chelsea Brewing Company, and they pinpointed the problem: the temperature of the water he was using to rinse the excess sugar from the grain, a process called sparging.
The government relies on temperature forecasts to pinpoint when blossoms will appear each spring, but climate change has made that increasingly difficult.
To be sure, no scientific model can pinpoint exactly when any particular temperature level will be reached, nor predict with precision just how the planet will respond.
Chefs used syringes to deliver pinpoint droplets of sauce and tested temperatures with yellow electric thermometers that looked like Geiger counters.
This test was taken in Chengdu outdoor environment and has a significant meaning of pinpointing the correlation between the environmental temperature and providing a statistical method for analysis of track slab's temperature load.
The visualization of the raw RFID and temperature recordings allowed us to pinpoint the precise timing of desertion, depredation, or hatching; therefore, we adjusted the field data accordingly.
Analyzing the correlation between residual substrate levels and intracellular metabolite concentrations in different temperature conditions might enable to pinpoint which metabolic pathways are the most sensible to temperature perturbations and likely to be relevant in the overall response of S. cerevisiae to temperature perturbations.
