Sentence examples for temperature ascent from inspiring English sources

One possible interpretation of these observations is that both the phase of temperature ascent and temperature descent regulate the timing of evening activity.

However, flies showed efficient entrainment to this protocol with daily peak activity consistently occurring between the phases of (subjective) temperature ascent and descent, suggesting that the combination of these two signals acts as the phase determinant.

This principle was not obviously affected by variations in amplitude, peak phase, absolute temperature, and relative duration of thermophase, cryophase, temperature ascent or descent among the different entraining temperature gradients.

Given the observation, noted above, that the phase of entrained locomotor activity is relatively insensitive to the shape of the daily temperature profile, the relative timing of temperature ascent and descent can apparently be detected efficiently across the different temperature protocols.

Droplet diameter had a large impact on the thermal performance and the droplet temperature rise in the descent stage was 1.5 2.4 times larger than that in the ascent stage.

Because pressure and temperature changes during ascent may cause metazoans to die, a subset of pushcores were incubated in situ using CellTracker™ Green (chlorofluoromethyl fluorescein diacetate; Life Technologies), which is reported to label marine meiofauna and microbes [ 4, 10, 68] as well as L'Atalante loriciferans [ 1].

During the fluid's ascent, the temperature decreases; consequently, the high salinity fluid precipitates minerals.

At same voltage input (18 V), sludge treated with direct current (DC) exhibited slower ascent of temperature and lower energy efficiencies for heat production comparing to that using alternate current (AC).

It then likely becomes coated with more volatile materials like ammonium hydrosulfide and ammonia as the temperature decreases with their ascent".

Compressional superheating, which could increase the temperature of magma during ascent to the surface during an eruption, may also be a factor in some of the higher temperature eruptions.

If no silica-bearing minerals precipitate upon ascent, reservoir temperatures can be predicted by classical formulations of silica geothermometry.