Sentence examples for requisite temperature from inspiring English sources
Higher hydrogen (H2) yield with non-catalysed operation (32.68%) was observed at 1073 K (180 min) while with catalysed operation the requisite temperature (873 K) and time (120 min) reduced with both silica gel (33.34%) and sand (41.82%) thus, saving energy input.
Standard ovens simply don't reach the requisite temperature to quickly bake a pie to perfection.
Of the 232 examined locations, 21 sites were found to have monthly average temperatures within the requisite temperature range required to support the mass cultivation of microalgae.
7 d old seedlings were subjected to heat stress at various temperatures and time periods by placing them in beakers containing equal volume of water in water bath maintained at requisite temperatures.
For temperature stress, uniform-sized seedlings were transferred to beakers, which contained distilled water at 42 ± 1°C for heat stress (HS), at 5 ± 1°C for cold stress (CS), and 10 mM H2O2 at 28 ± 2°C for oxidative stress, and maintained at the requisite temperatures in BOD (for different time intervals as shown).
The presence of coherent γ′-Ni3Al precipitates provides the requisite elevated temperature strength and creep resistance in these alloys.
While they have yet to fully realize that initiative, they have installed a new, highly efficient brewhouse which reuses heat vapors, recycles hot water and uses less heat to get to the requisite brewing temperature.
A specialized calorimeter with requisite size and temperature capability was designed and built to obtain enthalpy values of the PCMs at temperatures below and above their melting points.
The target lipid was synthesized and was shown to form the requisite mesophase at room temperature.
A specialized calorimeter with requisite size and high temperature capability is designed and built to prove the storage capability of MgCl2 EPCM.
The requisite methods to produce temperatures low enough to test Einstein's prediction did not become attainable, however, until the 1990s.
