"reference temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific temperature which serves as a basis for comparison. For example, "The reference temperature was 23°C."
The (initial) temperature condition 'optimal' is considered as the reference temperature and referred to as the intercept of the model.
The dynamic reference temperature, T0,dyn, was obtained and compared with the quasi-static reference temperature, T0,sta.
where α is the coefficient of thermal expansion, ρo is the reference material density and To is the reference temperature.
In this example we do not need step (i) because we are already at the reference temperature.
Based on the reference temperature (measured by the thermocouple) and the temperature gradient, the temperature at the GaSb seed interface was determined and controlled.
Electrical conductivity (EC) and pH were measured directly in an aliquot of the unprocessed sample with an electrochemical analyzer (Consort C561, UK, reference temperature at 25 °C).
Unsteady and viscous effects are estimated through linear piston theory and Eckert's reference temperature method, respectively.
The index is made of the spatio integral of the squared deviation from reference temperature distribution.
The third device presented has a floating reference temperature and uses two thermoelectric modules.
Reference temperature effects on exergy efficiency, destruction and sustainability index are also presented.
This calibration method can be used for any surface tension and reference temperature design of hydrometer.
