The phrase "temperature grows up" is not a grammatically correct way to talk about temperature increasing.
A better way to express this would be "the temperature rises" or "the temperature increases." Example: "As the sun rises, the temperature will gradually increase throughout the day."
Calculations show that the core outlet temperature grows up with increasing nanoparticle mass fraction.
In the dayside mesopause, which serves as a boundary between the mesophere and thermosphere and is located between 95 120 km, temperature grows up to a constant about 300 400 K (27 127 °C value prevalent in the thermosphere.
When the annealing temperature grows up to 800°C, the TNs are completely destroyed and dense rutile film is observed (Figure 2e), which is attributed to the fact that high temperature causes the growth of rutile crystallites.
When the temperature grew up to 60°C, there was more energy to form Cu2O nanolayers and to roll up to hollow sphere.
The results shown in Fig. 3 clearly indicate that for all samples studied, the hydration numbers are close to 0 below −60 °C, and above this temperature, they abruptly grow up to values 5 8 at −5 °C.
But none of these factors are as significant as the average temperature of the place we grew up, according to the results of the new study.
Furthermore, Europeans are generally more used to warmer room temperatures because most of them grew up without any air-conditioning.
In the processing of martensite phase transition, martensite grains gradually grow up as the temperature decreases and shrink as warming up.
The diameter and length of the samples' nanostructure grew up by raising the substrate temperature.
Cells expressing wild type or CTMt versions of Hsf1 were able to grow up to 42 °C (the maximum temperature tested at which wild type cells grew).
Mr. Jahengir grew up in Pakistan, where blistering temperatures were a constant summer companion.
