Sentence examples for radical temperature from inspiring English sources

Radical temperature swings cause soil to heave, tearing roots and in some cases pushing plants right out of the ground.

We speak of a "nuclear winter," of the firestorms and the radical temperature drop that would follow an asteroid strike, of global climate change nudging planetary temperatures out of the range of the habitable.

Since TEMPO is a stable free radical, high temperature is required for the activation/deactivation of the growing radical chains during the TEMPO-mediated radical polymerization, but most of polymerization temperature was induced at 125 135 °C to avoid the homolysis of alkoxyamine [25].

Adding fuel to the postflame region increases the concentrations of both HO2 and OH radicals, but temperature is the key factor in determining which radical will dominate the reaction pathway.

This process simulator incorporates up-to-date databanks for pure component thermochemical properties based on the American Institute of Chemical Engineers DIPPR data compilation project, as well as a combustion databank based on the JANAF tables, including 60 combustion products and radicals for temperatures up to 6000 K. Finally, ASPEN Plus incorporates several types of reactors.

So with any radical changes in temperature, they were susceptible to breaking.

At this defining moment in the Rose Garden, his finely balanced intellect did not fail him, and he came up with a plan to drive the bee out by employing a radical change in temperature, that is, by sitting on one of the many barbecue grills lined up on the lawn's adjoining banquet area.

The antioxidant activity of the stem bark extract has been studied against the long lived 2,2-diphenylpicrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radical at room temperature.

The antioxidant activity of the stem bark extract of Nerium oleander has also been studied against a long lived 2,2-diphenylpicrylhydrazyl radical at room temperature.

Laser diagnostic methods were used to measure the velocity variation, the OH radical, and the temperature variation.

The higher reactivity of the cis isomer was attributed to the need of trans isomers to adopt the cis conformation prior to undergoing certain low temperature radical branching reactions.