Sentence examples for slow temperature from inspiring English sources

One factor that could slow temperature rises in Europe is the weakening of a major ocean current system called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

Moreover, the large heat capacity and low power density of the core result in very slow temperature transients.

Slow temperature excursions about light-off, and changes of the air/fuel ratio are more conclusive for the chemical description.

In the subsequent second region with slow response, the temperature response of graphene correlates with the uppermost SiO2 temperature, indicating that the graphene temperature rises according to the slow temperature rise of the substrate beneath the graphene.

The gradual combustion of the fuel results in a slow temperature rise and a more spatially uniform temperature distribution along the membrane.

Reflecting high thermodynamic stability, PAHs may resist decomposition and yield a less graphitic soot nanostructure using either a fast or a slow temperature increase.

The MAS spectra provide, furthermore, evidence of a slow, temperature-dependent dynamic exchange process in the Ras protein crystal.

Unfortunately, the acceleration measurements suffer from a variety of disturbances, the most prominent being slow temperature-induced bias variations and sudden bias changes.

The second stage is the calibration of the accelerometer measurements against the non-gravitational accelerations derived from the GPS receiver, which includes the correction for the slow temperature-induced bias variations.

We review here only those disturbances that are important for the processing of along-track acceleration of Swarm C: sudden bias changes referred to as steps, slow temperature-induced bias variations referred to as temperature sensitivity, acceleration spikes due to thruster activations, and Error Detection And Correction (EDAC) failure events.

In E. coli [11] and Bacillus subtilis [12] tmRNA is not essential, but deletion of the ssrA gene that encodes tmRNA results in slow, temperature-sensitive growth.