Sentence examples for production melting from inspiring English sources

The many industrial applications of microwave energy include drying of food products and industrial films, heating, such as in polyurethane foam production, melting, rendering, sterilising, and vulcanisation.

Annealing of α′-crystals between the crystallization temperature of 95 °C and their zero-entropy production melting temperature of 150 °C leads to their stabilization, mainly by solid-state reorganization.

The Tony Award-winning director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall, now represented on Broadway by the hit revival "Anything Goes," had been developing the musical around Harry Connick, Jr. - whom she helped make a musical theater star with "The Pajama Game" - when the production melted down in 2008.

The fifth part focuses on the analysis of the melting kinetics and the determination of the zero-entropy-production melting temperature.

From the extrapolation analysis, the zero-entropy-production melting temperature of PAN is found to lie in the temperature range 320 350 °C.

For each Tiso, the two melting temperatures of the metastable crystals without prior reorganization or superheating (i.e. zero-entropy-production melting temperatures) were constantly 20 K and 30 K, respectively, higher than Tiso.

Within a larger stage production, "Melt" would amount to one image that (if much shorter) might be strikingly effective in the context of others.

Tamura et al. (2011) presented the first investigation that creates a dataset of heat/salt fluxes, both by sea-ice production and melting on a hemispherical scale (Southern Ocean).

The viability of using X-ray microtomography (μCT) to quantify and track changes in morphology of SLM Ti porous structures at each stage of the post-laser melting production was tested, quantifying its quality through process.

In view of the design of the whole production process the melting regime must be taken into account in modeling and simulation.

This model predicts a global annual oceanic hotspot magma flux of 2.02 km3 (Fig. 2), which is in accord with independently derived estimates of plume-related melt production being about 10% of the global MOR melt production of about 21 km3 per year19,21.