Sentence examples for temperature equivalent from inspiring English sources

The reported readings "as low as 22 degrees below zero" were measured on the Celsius scale (making the temperature equivalent to roughly 8 degrees below zero Fahrenheit).

At a temperature equivalent to 10,000 eV, the nτ product must be about 3 × 1020 particles per cubic metre times seconds.

The objective in ICF is to achieve a temperature equivalent of 4,400 eV at the centre of the highly compressed fuel mass, while still having sufficient mass left around the centre so that the disassembly time will exceed the minimum burn time.

This initial stage sintering or sticking occurs by viscous neck formation in supercooled melts (high temperature equivalent of glass) and by diffusive neck formation in crystalline material (Frenkel 1945).

{C_{text{p}}^{text{s}} } right|_{{frac{{T_{text{in}}^{text{S}} + T_{text{sat}}^{text{S}} }}{2}}} )" is the specific heat capacity of steam at a temperature equivalent to the average of superheated steam temperature at the inlet side and that of the saturated steam at the corresponding operating pressure, "( left.

The energy available from the metabolic reactions as a function of temperature (equivalent to the mixing ratio) was calculated by multiplying the calculated Gibbs free energy for the reaction at each temperature by the concentrations of the reactants in the mixed fluid.

Hydrate production experiments were conducted at different CO2 and water flow rates and for pressures and temperatures equivalent to intermediate ocean depths (1100 1700 m).

Valcke said: "If you play between 15 November and the end of December, that's the time when the weather conditions are best, when you can play in temperatures equivalent to a warm spring season in Europe, averaging 25 degrees.

After heating for 1, 3, 5, 7, 10 and 15 days at different temperatures, equivalent R o values (EasyR o% using the Sweeney and Burnham (Sweeney and Burnham 1990) kinetic model to estimate maturity) were calculated, ranging from 0.6% to 2.5% (Table 2).

In addition to material tensile tests for characterisation of the mechanical properties of polar-class high-tensile steel of grade DH36, an experimental study was undertaken in a dropped-object test facility on steel-plated structure models under impact loads and at low temperatures equivalent to those in Arctic regions.

We therefore compared vernalization response in the different transplant intervals with vernalization in constant temperatures equivalent to the average temperature of the field conditions.