Hardness and resistivity measurements after isothermal hold-and-quench experiments were used to identify salient temperatures for zero, partial and full dissolution of the initial hardening precipitates, and the extent of softening – both immediately after welding, and after natural ageing.
Alternatively or additionally, students can capture how a specific site near their school or homes look year-round – taking a photograph or making a sketch, say, every week at the same time, and then making an annotated exhibit or slide show explaining what the images document, including salient weather data like temperature and rainfall levels, compared with normal conditions.
Direct access to pressure, temperature and such salient information is not available.
The greatly simplified design based on salient features of the High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor (HTGR) with a closed helium gas turbine enables the GTHTR300 a highly efficient and economically competitive reactor to be deployed in early 2010s.
The tanks are filled with highly salient water warmed to skin temperature, and you float naked in total silence and absolute darkness.
Information traveling through spinal lamina I is predominantly tuned to motivationally salient sensations, including pain (16,17), temperature (18), itch (19), and sensual touch (20), and converges with vagus nerve afferent information within brainstem and thalamus (21).
Those trends are especially salient in Alaska, where average temperatures have risen twice as fast as the rest of the nation over the last 60 years.
And this, surely, is the most salient point about football in extreme temperatures; it leads to cautious play.
Its ability to produce high particle velocities and relatively low particle temperatures is its most salient feature.
Because cartilage is avascular, with nutrients diffusing to chondrocytes through the matrix, we speculated that body temperature signals might be a salient cue.
