Sentence examples for temperature buildup from inspiring English sources

This reduces the temperature buildup in the combustion chamber, overcoming the limits of regular jets but requires a rapid and tricky mixing and burning of fuel and air.

In a scramjet, air enters the jet turbine at supersonic speeds, eliminating temperature buildup and enabling the engine to produce more thrust.

At higher temperatures i.e., from 800° C up to the final sintering temperature of 2,400° C (4,350° F the heating rate also should be controlled, since too fast a temperature buildup within the billet would cause thermal stresses and would result in the cracking of the material.

Under severe operating conditions such as freezing temperatures, the buildup of water may cause a channel-scale blockage.

However, while the increases in vitB6 may have a role in modulating the activity of α-glucan phosphorylase, vitB6 levels were not directly correlated with the temperature-dependent buildup in reducing sugars in either cultivar.

Thus, improved thermal management (e.g., ref (29)) could potentially allow for (stable) SEOP at even higher temperatures with higher buildup rates to be better exploited for the early stage of the of the temperature ramp (improvements in thermal management may also allow for increases in resonant laser flux).

Warmer temperatures cause a buildup of moisture in the atmosphere, which leads to snowier days during the winter.

BP should immediately release all of the pressure buildup data, temperature data, acoustic data, and seismic data.

The pressure of the glaciers' weight causes the ice to flow forward over the landscape; colder temperatures allow for a buildup of ice, which speeds up the flow.

The first low-temperature peak is the ring-opening and the temporary structure of intermolecular hydrogen-bonding, while the second peak, which is much less outstanding in magnitude at higher temperatures, is the actual buildup of a molecular network.

Water temperature variability and ice dam buildup and breaching rates measured in the Montmorency watershed, Quebec, Canada are reported.