Sentence examples for present a temperature from inspiring English sources

Rühaak (2009) and Rühaak et al. (2010) present a temperature distribution calculated for the western Molasse Basin based on a 3D quasi steady-state conductive thermal model.

In this paper, it has been attempted to present a temperature control method for the building and, simultaneously, reduce costs of providing energy in hybrid heating systems.

In this paper, we present a temperature-aware quasi-static task mapping scheduling framework under process variation for hard real-time and periodic systems on MPSoCs.

This work presents a temperature- and pressure-dependent (η-T-P) model based on the norm indices for describing the viscosity of ILs.

This paper presents a temperature model of an industrial, semi-batch, emulsion-polymerisation reactor, which together with the already designed chemical reactions model is able to predict the temperature in the reactor as a result of varying operating conditions.

The split level cockpit presented a temperature control problem – the pilots' cockpit was heated by sunlight while the observer and the navigator on the bottom deck sat on the ice-cold floor.

When insects were confronted to artificial linear heat sources presenting a temperature gradient against the background, most bites were directly addressed to the warmer linear source, notwithstanding the temperature of both, the source and the background.

The patient had been diagnosed as having ventricular septum defect (VSD) without complications and had been well six months before admission, when the patient presented a temperature of 38.0°C and a productive cough.

Glass enters the container at approximately 103.5 poise a viscosity that, for soda-lime-silica glass, is present at a temperature greater than 1,000° C (1,800° F).

In fact, the DSC data indicate that most of the storage capacity is present in a temperature region where the ASC data say that there is no phase-change-enhanced storage any more.

The researchers present a complete temperature record from Antarctica's Byrd Station and assert that it "reveals a linear increase in annual temperature between 1958 and 2010 by 2.4±1.2 °C".