Sentence examples for propagate heat from inspiring English sources

With an increase of temperature, phonons which have higher energies are excited and propagate heat gradually, thus the thermal conductance increases gradually.

In other words, these walls with 150 mm of thickness propagate heat better than wall with 200 mm of thickness and over.

For the SiNW, at around 100 K, all the phonons of SiNW propagate heat and the thermal conductance becomes proportional to the total number of phonons.

For the temperature less than 150 K, the SiNW with 1.5 nm width has a larger number of phonons which propagate heat more than the DNW and thus the SiNW has a higher thermal conductance.

Since the total number of phonons is equal to the product of 3 times the number of atoms, the thermal conductance is proportional to the number of atoms of wire at around 100 K. On the other hand, for the DNW, all the phonons propagate heat at around 300 K and the exponent n becomes n=2 at around 300 K.

In accordance with previous analytical predictions, it is shown that cellular flames occurring in low Lewis number premixtures can propagate with heat-loss rates greater than the maximum that extinguishes the planar flame.

Because of the thermal character of material removal, liquid phase occurs and heat propagates into the material, changing its properties near the cutting zone.

First, scientists are rapidly learning how to identify, protect, propagate and enhance heat-resistant corals, in order to maintain coral species and coral genetic potential.

Load stresses from the suspended load propagate via load tapes heat sealed along with the gore seals as per the balloon design.

Based on the results in Figure 1, SE4, SE2, SW1, SW3, SW4, SW5, and SW6 are expected to propagate upward from tropospheric heat sources, but SE1 and SE3 are not.

Thermal tides will be excited in the cloud layer by periodic solar heating and propagate both upward and downward (Fels and Lindzen, 1974; Newman and Leovy, 1992).