Sentence examples for sharp temperature increase from inspiring English sources

Such an interfacial effect consequently results in sharp temperature increase and in turn amplified PA brightness for SPNs-SiO2.

In phase I, very close to the leading edge, a sharp temperature increase occurred on the catalytic surface with simultaneous fast depletion of the gaseous reactants and development of a strong transverse component of the velocity vector.

The observed distribution of solar plasma parameters shows that a transition between the two kinds of the magnetic field freezing-in corresponds just to the zone of sharp temperature increase in the base of the solar corona.

For the sample with urea/min ratio of 1, e.g., U-M-1 sample, the nickel nitrate precursor does not decompose, but a sharp temperature increase occurs at 156 min, and the temperature rose to 285 °C, and then quickly back to the furnace temperature at 162 min.

Over the last decade, the Southwest has suffered the sharpest temperature increase on the continent, declining late season snowpack, loss of vegetation, billions of bark beetles and rampant wildfires; all the while growing faster than any other region in the United States.

There were also cells thermally ablated without the internalization of SWCNTs as observed through confocal microscopy, which may be attributed to the sharp local temperature increase [78].

The sharp local temperature increase may cause damage to subcellular structures such as cell membranes ultimately leading to cell death.

One of Mann's colleagues gave it the nickname because the graph looks something like a hockey stick lying on its side with the upturned blade representing the sharp, comparatively recent temperature increase.

Finally, design optimization to avoid sharp angle forms and prevent local temperature increase could improve device reliability.

Both a sharp temperature profile and low temperature range can increase the local contact pressure and global contact force as the penetration increases.

In this study, we found that a sharp temperature drop was followed by significantly increased EDVs for childhood pneumonia, and the TCN impact lasted for roughly three weeks.