Sentence examples for temperature aroused from inspiring English sources

The change of contact geometry and the decrease of adhesive force of the liquid solid interface in the TCL due to more intense surface restructuring under the stimulus of higher aging temperature aroused the transition of the water adhesion on the post-aged superhydrophobic PP surface by the plasma nanotexturing.

It raises the ideological temperature and arouses the Big Government/Small Government debate.

They raise their temperature again on being aroused or when readying themselves for nocturnal foraging.

With the development of microelectronic industry, low dielectric-constant insulating materials with high temperature performance and photopatternability have aroused interest.

For administration of DLW, bats were removed from incubators and aroused at room temperature for 20 to 30 min.

The program, which bound contestants in a chair and exposed them to either subzero temperatures or to flames that raised the temperature past 150 degrees Fahrenheit, had aroused a critical outcry over subjecting people to what appeared to be torture for the entertainment of television viewers.

Tissue taken from torpid animals was most sensitive to the temperature shift, followed by tissue from aroused and euthermic animals.

At 95 days post-treatment with conidia (67 d after injection of DLW) bats were removed from hibernation chambers, aroused to euthermic body temperatures, and blood was collected (as above) to determine final isotope concentrations.

This is as much as the temperature change seen when someone is embarrassed or aroused, but in this case, the subjects reported none of these emotions.

Brain samples were taken from euthermic, torpid and aroused animals and subjected to a decreasing and an increasing temperature gradient.

Characteristics of this dependency of tau-phosphorylation on temperature, however, markedly differed, depending on whether tissue was taken from torpid, aroused or euthermic animals.