Sentence examples for temperature altogether from inspiring English sources

The results show that agitation and increasing temperature altogether have an important role on crystallization and reduction of the reaction time required to get the final potential of produced scale.

The ANN was trained with a data file composed of: applied pressure, pressure increase rate, set point temperature, high-pressure vessel temperature and ambient temperature altogether with the parameters to predict.

For the first time, effective parameters such as Reynolds number, mass fraction and temperature, altogether in entrance region has been compared to calculate the convective heat transfer coefficients for functionalized MWNT nanofluid.

The result shows that our assumptions are justified although a more rigorous analysis that avoids the concept of temperature altogether would be desirable.

It is not true to say - though it was said by Mr Davey and subsequently - that we ignored ocean temperatures altogether.

In addition, with the rapid growth of wearable technology, the app could potentially make use of additional biology data to improve overdose detection – such as heart rate, blood oxygen levels, body temperature, etc. Altogether, this app provides a window for overdose treatment that may help keep opioid users safe until they can receive long term treatment.

In simple metals, pressure tends to decrease the critical temperature, eventually suppressing superconductivity altogether.

For example, let the structural mechanics measures and temperature controlled measures unify altogether to prevent longitudinal cracks.

But no amount of sweat can keep a project entirely on schedule when crews have to quit painting once the temperature hits 100, give up altogether on roadside plantings, and mix truckloads of ice cubes with the concrete.

Altogether there were five temperature measuring points on the condenser, five on the evaporator, and three on the adiabatic section.

Altogether, an increased reaction temperature resulted in a shift from the larger 2-hydroxy ketone to the smaller one.