Sentence examples for reduced temperature range from inspiring English sources

These data are calculated from the highly accurate Helmholtz energy equation at the reduced temperature range of 0.6 1.

Two equations of state have been developed, one valid over the reduced temperature range 0.2 26 and the other over 0.35 26.

over a wide reduced temperature range (from 0·5 to 1·5 or even 2 in certain cases), including the saturations envelope and the immediate vicinity of the critical point.

This arrangement allows a natural flow from room temperature (gas cylinder) up to the reduced temperature range (syringe pump).

Azizi et al. (2010) presented an explicit correlation with 20 constants for a reduced temperature range of (1.1 le T_{pr} le 2) and reduced pressure range of (0.2 le P_{pr} le 11).

As a control experiment, the same investigation was carried out on the non-dispersed fully hydrated ME/water system (Figure 3b), but a reduced temperature range was sufficient to cover all three phase regimes (25.0 46.5°C).

Thus we tested several growth condition for P. endiviifolia sp B, including long- (16/8, 24/0) and short-day (8/16) condition together with reduced temperature in range 15-18°C 15-18°C

reduced temperature, T/Tcrit.

Interpolation formulas are produced that compute these collision integrals to four-digit accuracy over the reduced-temperature range 0.3≤T⁎≤400, allowing very fast computation.

Any increase in pH reduces the temperature range over which aggregation occurs.

However, compared with the alloys with high Ti/Al ratio, the low Ti/Al ratio can increase the γ′-solvus temperature, decrease γ′ coarsening rate and reduce the temperature range of η phase precipitation.