Sentence examples for remarkably high temperature from inspiring English sources

The SiZrOC ceramics has been found to exhibit remarkably high temperature stability with respect to carbothermal decomposition up to 1600 °C in comparison with the SiOC ceramics.

The HAV does not contain a continuous hydrophobic pocket in VP1 and has no pocket factor, however, can withstand a remarkably high temperature and low pH.

The HAV is expected to adopt a novel uncoating mechanism because it does not contain a canyon or a pocket factor and proves to be robust at very low pH and remarkably high temperature.

As examples, one respondent reported using a remarkably high temperature of 40°C or higher to define fever and one reported that fever never triggered a septic workup (Table 2).

But around the 20th the UK's weather changed its mood – giving way to a run of dry and fine weather, with some remarkably high temperatures.

The concept introduces a new mass flow control model optimising the primary and secondary water streams to achieve remarkably higher temperature cooling in a new low temperature programme with diminished pressure losses.

They also correspond with the known viability of this species which is (in the absence of inoculative freezing) remarkably high at temperatures at or above the supercooling point of about −40°C but quickly reaches zero below this temperature [16].

More importantly, it is amorphous with a remarkably high glass transition temperature of 262 °C.

In the previous paragraphs, we have shown that spike generation by itself can achieve a remarkably high invariance to temperature changes.

Note that the afterpulsing probabilities for all SAP500S2 devices, including those in the control group, were remarkably high at lower temperatures, reaching 30%.

Among various additional chalky grain stress-related proteins, the expression of prohibitin and DREPP2 proteins were most remarkably increased under a high temperature -oCG 2010- (Fig. 3d).