Sentence examples for temperature gradually increases from inspiring English sources

The average glass cover temperature gradually increases until 1 p.m. and decreases gradually during the evening hours.

Moreover, as the temperature gradually increases, the resistance of the melting Bi nanowires rapidly decreases at first, and then tardily decreases.

After the pressure is increased by the oil circulating pump, the emulsified oil is heated by the heater and the temperature gradually increases.

When the outdoor temperature was below 10 °C in cold climates, the indoor temperature gradually increased with the decrease of the outdoor temperature.

The temperature gradually increased with the number of excitations; however, the temperature saturated at 35 38 K, and stable operation of the magnet was obtained at these temperatures.

As the annealing temperature gradually increased from 300 to 600 °C, the leakage current increased correspondingly because of the increased crystalline boundaries which served as the leakage channels.

Further, with the deposition temperature gradually increasing to 210 °C, the diffraction peak intensities increase dramatically, typically shown by the peaks at 2θ = 30.3° and 35.4°.

The power dissipated in the electrode is P = IV, so with a constant current and a gradually increasing voltage, the surface temperature gradually increased over time as well until electrode failure.

DNA melts assess sample purity by monitoring the SYBR® Green fluorescence signal as the temperature gradually increased from 35°C to 95°C in 60 15 second cycles where the temperature increased by 1 degree each cycle.

The PCR parameters were an initial denaturation (one cycle at 95°C for 10 min), denaturation and annealing/amplification at 95°C for 10 s and 60°C for 30 s, respectively, for 40 cycles, and a melting curve, 72°C, with the temperature gradually increasing (0.5°C) to 95°C.

Based on field data from over 30 years of observation of an area that has been subjected to geothermal developments, Ferguson and Woodbury (2006) showed that aquifer temperatures gradually increase over time and that temperature anomalies propagate in a manner similar to that presented here.