Sentence examples for small temperatures from inspiring English sources

ZnO nanomaterials can be simply synthesized at monitored chemical condition and small temperatures.

For 2006, the AHP Prize laureates are Giuseppe Benfatto, Alessandro Giuliani and Vieri Mastropietro for their paper entitled "Fermi Liquid Behavior in the 2D Hubbard Model at Low Temperatures" in which they prove that the weak coupling 2D Hubbard model away from half filling is a Landau Fermi liquid up to exponentially small temperatures.

In the opposite limit of the very small temperatures, it is elementary to derive: (47a what leads to the mean energy and heat capacity: (47b) (47c) An important characteristic of the BE system is its critical temperature.

To understand these resonances, let us recall that, for the very small temperatures, the properties of the FD well are determined only by the highest occupied level and its interaction with the nearest (empty at ) above lying state, what is reflected in the extremely rapid approach by the chemical potential to the energy from Eq.  (38) that is located exactly in the middle between them.

Does a small temperature rise actually matter?

Seemingly small temperature changes make a big difference in the Earth's climate.

A relatively small temperature rise can thus lead to an unexpectedly large increase in sea level.

"The body works in a very small temperature range," said Dr. Lawrence Robinson, deputy health commissioner of Philadelphia.

Within the given experimental accuracy, the small temperature variation after 8 ps is insufficiently determined.

Many of the hosts or insects themselves flourish within a relatively small temperature or climatic range.

The improved temperature control is required because the readout of the turbidity sensor is sensitive to small temperature variations.