Sentence examples for temperature expanding from inspiring English sources

The study of several perlites with different grain sizes showed that water content, preheating temperature, expanding temperature, calcination time and size of raw particles had considerable effect on the glassy structure and expansion volume.

Experimental results show that the TEC can effectively improve the thermal performance of the LHP with NCG, i.e., decreasing the steady-state operating temperature, expanding the allowable heat load range, realizing a successful startup with much reduced temperature overshoot, and eliminating or inhibiting the possible temperature oscillations.

At room temperature, expanded austenite is paramagnetic for relatively low and for relatively high nitrogen contents (yN = 0.13 and 0.55, respectively, where yN is the interstitial nitrogen occupancy), while ferromagnetism is observed for intermediate nitrogen loads.

When we think of climate change, we tend to picture rising sea levels, higher temperatures, expanding deserts, more violent storms, melting ice caps.

They hoped to pin down when the birds were arriving and if the species mix would shift as plants favoring warmer temperatures expand their range.

The values of IFT as the temperature extends toward the oil-dominant system at lower temperatures expand largely due to the increase in liquid density.

We investigated potential effect modification by average temperature by expanding model 4 to include the city-level average of daily temperatures over the study period, and effect modification by central AC prevalence by expanding model 4 to include the city-level change in prevalence over the study period.

Titanium was foamed at high temperature by expanding pressurized argon bubbles which had been trapped in the metal during prior hot-isostatic pressing.

Jahan also warns that rising temperatures and expanding drought are threatening one of Rajshahi's most impressive achievements in recent years, a dramatic improvement in air quality in a city that, until recently, had some of the dirtiest air in the world.

PHA copolymers produced by incorporation of ω-hydroxyalkanoate monomers have significantly lower melting temperatures (Tm), expanding the processing window (Table 2).

Avian malaria may have only invaded this region recently, as its mosquito vector reacted to increasing temperatures by expanding its range up-slope [ 22, 23].