Sentence examples for temperature and close from inspiring English sources

You place a hunk on the internal platter, set the temperature, and close the heavy lid.

Chemical Engineering Science 60, 5183 5197] correlation which revealed that it could be relied upon at elevated temperature and close to atmospheric pressure.

Thus, iron-containing mesostructured materials have been successfully tested for the heterogeneous photo-Fenton degradation of atrazine aqueous solutions using UV vis irradiation at room temperature and close to neutral pH.

A novel iron-containing mesostructured material has been successfully tested for the heterogeneous photo-Fenton degradation of phenolic aqueous solutions using near UV vis irradiation (higher than 313 nm) at room temperature and close to neutral pH.

However, evaporative cooling by the moist seeds may have maintained seed temperatures very much cooler than the 45 °C air temperature, and closer to the ambient temperature (∼30 °C; Fig. 4), when seeds would normally dry in situ.

Initially amorphous PET specimens were stretched at different strain rates and draw ratios at the same temperature (above and close to Tg).

Model calculations for binary mixtures demonstrate that the PHSC equation can predict lower critical solution temperatures, upper critical solution temperatures and closed partial-miscibility loops.

For all membranes (thickness > 15 μm) the n-value was higher than 0.6 at low temperatures (<350 °C) and close to 0.5 at higher temperatures (>400 °C).

The results show that the crystallinity of HA in HA/TiO2 composite coatings increased continuously with the electrolyte temperature and became close to stoichiometric HA.

A rapid increase of temperature and pressure close to the ion's path causes the formation of a shockwave which may damage DNA or other parts of the cell directly and increase the transport of reactive chemical species.

Smc3 acetylation is much reduced in cells carrying this allele, even at the permissive temperature, and becomes close to undetectable at the restrictive temperature (Rowland et al. 2009).