Sentence examples for temperature arise from inspiring English sources

Large uncertainties in temperature arise from questions as to which compounds form alloys with iron in the core, and more recent data favour the lower end of the temperature estimates for the inner core.

However, the samples were not treated further due to the temperature arise.

Although longer treatment times resulted in significant temperature increases in all three light technologies, the dosages that were selected for this study did not result in temperature arise of more than 45°C.

In addition, fluctuations in temperature arising from cyclic variations in compression were directly detected and measured.

Casey, C. P., Martins, S. C. & Fagan, M. A. Reversal of enantioselectivity in the hydroformylation of styrene with [2S,4S-BDPP]Pt(SnCl3 Cl at high temperature arises from a change in the enantioselective-determining step.

Consequently, the first shrinkage at low temperature arises from the enhanced sinterability of the nanoparticles, while the second shrinkage shows similar behavior to the micro powder.

The peak at the higher temperature arises from the rotation of intercalated molecules along the axis of their hydrogen bonds to hydroxyl radicals on the graphite oxide layers.

Results showed the existence of an optimum processing temperature arisen as a consequence of opposite effects: microstructural availability for the formation of a polymer bitumen network, reaction ability and polymer thermal degradation.

Literature reports suggest that the observed dependence of the phase shift on temperature arises from the ionic conduction of the so-called solid-electrolyte-interphase layer between the graphite anode and the electrolyte.

It minimizes temperature arising while maintaining communication channels among sensor nodes; thus, it reduces the damage to the surrounding tissues and extends the life time of the sensor nodes.

The increased nanoparticle temperature arises from the fluid to solid incompatibility of energy transfer at which the energy inside the nanoparticle (apart from part of it getting converted into potential energy and translational and rotational motion of the nanoparticle) is accumulated in the form of high-frequency and small-amplitude vibrations.