Sentence examples for sustainable temperature from inspiring English sources
Moreover, by providing a sustainable temperature higher than 0 °C, such a system can substantially reduce maintenance costs that are due to pavement freeze-thaw cycles.
The effect of self-heating and cooling by natural convection on a sustainable temperature of PEM fuel cell stacks was studied.
Body temperatures above 34°C (93°F) are believed to be fatal, and in addition to avoiding heat, the animal adjusts its circulation to maintain a sustainable temperature by moving blood to and from the skin to increase or lower heat loss.
It was suggested that power generation state of module is affected by the current path length in the cell (in another word, distribution of power density) and distribution of overpotential; these phenomena is dominated by gas composition and thermal self-sustainable temperature.
A modified design vacuum membrane distillation (VMD) system with high saline water was evaluated using different operating conditions (sustainable low feed temperature and flow velocity).
Meanwhile, the thermal coefficients of the designed graded index are lower than the structure based on the step index and as a result this kind of fiber has better sustainable behavior against temperature variances.
Based on this cost-effective sustainable synthesis approach, low temperature processed PSC was found to match the performance of PSC synthesized using high temperature process.
As studies indicate that existing country commitments are not sufficient to curb temperatures to sustainable levels, we expect private ordering to intensify globally.
It may be an uphill battle to create a sustainable catch as high temperatures are already displacing lobsters northward toward Canadian waters--out of reach of American fishermen.
In the future, however, Roca hopes to foster more sustainable ways of low-temperature cooking that don't require the use of plastic bags.
Crucially, it is non-toxic and can be created at room temperature, offering a sustainable alternative to the current methods of production of synthetic materials.
