Sentence examples for progressively heated from inspiring English sources

In the first process, the reactants are progressively heated from room temperature up to 1600 °C.

We made out in his car, but as things got progressively heated, I mumbled, "I have to tell you something".

The microstructural variation of Norit R1 Extra activated carbon, progressively heated at 1373 K, was explored in terms of pore size and pore wall thickness distributions, for various periods of heating time, determined by argon adsorption at 87 K, both using an infinite as well as and finite wall thickness model.

The relative roles of liquid-phase diffusional resistance and volatility differential in multicomponent droplet gasification are revisited, recognizing that liquid-phase mass diffusivities can be substantially increased as the droplet is progressively heated upon initiation of gasification, leading to a corresponding substantial weakening of the diffusional resistance.

Rainwater or seawater penetrates into the system, and will be progressively heated up, because the temperature increases with the depth.

Subsequently, the sample was progressively heated from room temperature to 600 °C at different heating rates of 10, 15, 20, and 30 °C/min under nitrogen or oxygen gas carrier flowing at 50 mL/min.

In a first model, the xenolith starts to sink slowly, whilst progressively heating up and melting on all exterior sides at the same rate, producing a shell of melt-vesicle suspension that surrounds a still solid core (Fig. 3).

The wavelength for which the difference of ellipticity value between the folded and unfolded states was maximum was selected for progressively heating the samples and to identify the melting temperature (Tm) of the protein.

Because of India's inverted triangular shape, the land is heated progressively as the sun moves northward.

Industrial expansion in Europe and North America resulted in new building skills, so plants sensitive to cold were kept over winter in progressively elaborate and expensive heated conservatories and glasshouses.

Energy passes through these trophic levels primarily along the grazer and detrital chains and is progressively degraded to heat through metabolic activities.