Sentence examples for shifted temperature from inspiring English sources
Network pinch is such a temperature in the composite curve plot (in shifted temperature scale) where both curves touch each other.
The use of nickel base alloy as filler metal is no longer considered as the final solution for unexpected failures due to incidences of hot cracking of bimetallic welds under cyclically shifted temperature environment.
The new STEPs are profiles of continuous individual hot and cold streams being mapped on a shifted temperature versus enthalpy diagram that simultaneously show the pinch points, energy targets and the maximum heat allocation (MHA).
Interestingly, TRAP1 from zebrafish (zTRAP1) displays a shifted temperature-dependent conformational equilibrium that correlates with its higher basal ATPase rate and the lower physiological temperature of zebrafish (∼29°C).
His "Translucent" (1971) is a brilliant exploration of how the same color becomes different as its coloristic surroundings change, its insistent green shifting temperature from warm to cool as its context shifts from blue through lavender to orange.
The sun is setting and I am entranced by the shifting temperature of fading heat, warm sands, and cool night breezes.
The sun is setting and I am entranced by the shifting temperature of fading heat, warm sands and cool night breezes.
By shifting temperature from 25 to 29 °C for newly enclosed adult flies.
In those cases, our strategy of shifting conformational equilibria by shifting temperature may become illuminating, even crucial.
Adjustments in mitochondrial densities and functional properties can shift temperature envelopes tolerated by organisms (Sommer & Pörtner, 2002).
Our common-garden phenological data emphasize the predominance of a genetically controlled response to shifting temperature conditions along the altitudinal gradient.
