Sentence examples for temperature ambient from inspiring English sources
The room air temperature, ambient temperature and PCM temperature at different locations were measured continuously.
Variations of ambient temperature, ambient oxygen concentration, ambient density, and injection pressure are considered.
Eleven specimens made of Type 316 stainless steel were tested in a room temperature ambient environment.
Radiation intensity, temperature, cover temperature, ambient temperature, and productivity are recorded at a number of different operating days year-round.
Diurnal variations of a few important parameters were observed during field experiments such as water temperature, cover temperature, air temperature, ambient temperature and distillate output.
Several parameters have been investigated and discussed that are still likely affecting the performance, such as inlet water temperature, ambient temperature, and water flow rate.
In several timed-injection systems, individual pumps at each intake valve are regulated (timed) by a microprocessor that monitors intake vacuum, engine temperature, ambient-air temperature, and throttle position and adjusts the time and duration of injection accordingly.
The model describes the injection of a high pressure water/air mixture with "snow guns" into low-temperature ambient air.
The recent uses of microelectronics as sensors or control devices at high-temperature ambient increase the rate of visco-plastic degradation of solder joints of their components.
The parameters which cause the dynamic variation in the condenser performance are the finite thermal capacity of the radiative condenser panel, effective sky-temperature, ambient temperature, humidity ratio and the condensers overall heat transfer coefficient.
Military aviators' uniforms must meet specific protective performance requirements related to their use of aircraft, including hazards such as gravitational forces during high acceleration, extreme-temperature ambient conditions while in flight or on the ground, immersion hypothermia, and high-heat-flux environments resulting from airplane crashes.
