Sentence examples for sudden temperature change from inspiring English sources
Multiple cracking is a common phenomenon for a medium subjected to a sudden temperature change.
Sudden cooling can also quench dynamic disorder to static disorder, as the sudden temperature change traps chemical groups in a local thermodynamic minimum.
The sudden temperature change between two adjacent elements is realized in the FE calculation in that the two elements do not share a common node (otherwise the temperature change would be distributed in a ramp-shaped manner over both elements), but the degrees of freedom of both nodes at the same geometric location are coupled.
The foaming potential of lipids only becomes a problem in biogas plants if there are other unfavorable circumstances [3]: in one waste-treating biogas plant, the combination of sudden temperature change and feeding of contents of grease separators led to major foam generation.
A large change in temperature might impact on mortality, whether it is positive or negative, because the automatic thermoregulation system cannot adapt to sudden temperature change, particularly for people with certain medical conditions.
It was also established that the IButtons, given a sudden temperature change of 15°C took fifteen minutes to reach equilibrium.
The meteorological extremes of recent years -- sudden temperature changes, droughts, floods, heat waves -- may or may not be a result of an earth that is gradually warming.
He points out that these shellfish are usually mature when sold and should be capable of spawning--an activity typically triggered by eating, stress, or sudden temperature changes.
The use of these HS-tolerant tomato lines could possibly be used for tomato cultivation in the areas affected by sudden temperature changes.
Results of this study support our hypothesis that females differ from males in human response to sudden temperature changes from the perspectives of psychology, physiology and biomarkers.
The foaming cause could be the temperature fluctuations as reported in the case of BP A. According to Eder and Schulz [24], sudden temperature changes of more than 1 K are very problematic, especially for thermophile biogas processes.
