Sentence examples for represent temperature and from inspiring English sources
Interpolated weather data from DAYMET was used to represent temperature and precipitation variability caused from orographic effects and because adequate measured data were unavailable (stations were sparse in the Sierra Nevada).
Environmental conditions representing temperature and humidity exposure were also included in the coupon tests.
The thermal denaturation of the samples was evaluated using the scatter plot curve, where the horizontal coordinates represented temperature and the vertical coordinates indicated normalized fluorescence intensity recorded for a particular temperature.
Where q is the electron charge, a = 1.42Å denotes carbon-carbon (C - C) bond length, t = 2.7 eV is the nearest neighbour C - C tight binding overlap energy, k B is the Boltzmann's constant, T represents temperature and h is the Planck's constant.
Inside each of those symbols you'll find either a number (usually representing degrees Celcius ― see photo above) or dots representing temperature, and bars that represent the strength of washing cycle.
T represents temperature and SMM represents the entropy that is obtained from molecular mechanics.
Future climates were then projected into the two PCA spaces as passive variables to obtain future values for the four axes representing temperature and precipitation (see Figs. S6 through S7).
T and t represents temperature and reaction time in coded form.
Points mark mean values, ellipses delineate standard deviations from the mean values, and lines represent temperature curve and humidity curve of the Miami NPP model, respectively.
Due to the high heat input through the reformer tube wall and the endothermic reforming reactions, a two-dimensional pseudo-heterogeneous model that takes into account the diffusion reaction phenomena in gas phase as well as inside the catalyst particles has been used to represent temperature distribution and species concentration within the reactor.
Solid lines represent temperature; dotted lines, sunshine hours; and bars, rainfall.
