Sentence examples for setting temperature from inspiring English sources

The compartment temperature is influenced by door opening, product loading, defrosting and setting temperature.

The average temperature during heating was slightly lower than the setting temperature and the standard deviation and the maximum overshoot were lower than 2.5%and6.0%0% of the setting temperature, respectively.

But, the actual temperature in the mixer is higher than the specific setting temperature due to the viscous heating and exothermic reaction with time.

For polymer alloys prepared at the setting temperature of 230°C, the finer morphology was obtained when more than 5 phr PS GMA was added to PBT/PS blend, but this amount of PS-GMA decreased to 3 phr when the setting temperature in the mixer was increased to 240°C since at higher temperature more graft copolymer can be formed.

These parameters include (1) the setting temperature TST of operation, (2) the presence of catalyst Pt/Al2O3, (3) the presence of working gas, (4) the amount of Pt/Al2O3 (mPt) and (5) the partial pressure of O2 (pO2).

This is because, traditionally, air-conditioning airflow has been distributed without consideration of occupants' needs beyond setting temperature and fan speed to meet thermal comfort standards, such as the predicted mean vote index.

We can expect it to be cited almost constantly throughout this year, leading up to December, when countries of the world gather in Paris to negotiate a new global agreement to ratchet down the greenhouse gas emissions that lie behind one record-setting temperature year after another.

A heat treatment of the oriented films with fixed ends stabilises the induced structures and the shrinkage of these heat-set films is zero for temperatures up to the heat-setting temperature.

Twenty-eight stateastast of the Rockies set temperature records.

Temperature recordings were calibrated by immersion of the iButtons into set temperature water baths before implantation.

Multiple months in 2016 set temperature records, buoyed by a strong El Niño event.