This vacuum, or thermal effect, called a sea breeze, is formed by the temperature imbalance between the land and the sea.
Current crowding occurs because of the parasitic inductance, difference of chip characteristics or temperature imbalance among chips.
The simulated results showed that the proposed HSGSHPS was reasonably designed to resolve the ground temperature imbalance problem on an annual basis.
The rate at which the cycle occurs depends on the initial relative density of the acid, the temperature or saturation imbalance between the cells, and the size of the interconnecting gas space.
This may result from that the conventional heat balance design which assumes constant indoor air temperature, any heat imbalance resulting from corresponding envelope heat loss or gain and internal heat gain is accounted for by HVAC equipment aims for HVAC selection, not for determining required building thermal qualities.
Here the temperature response to energy imbalances is more sensitive, as world-renowned climate scientist James Hansen noted in a 1997 paper, "A forcing at high latitudes yields a larger response than a forcing at low latitudes.
Geothermal-related seismic activity is thought to be tied to both fluid imbalances and temperature changes.
Low temperature can cause an imbalance between the energy that is absorbed by the photosystems and the energy that is consumed by the metabolic processes due to decreased metabolic rates.
Low temperatures cause an imbalance between light harvest and energy use; in turn, the superoxide anion is generated, inducing oxidative stress in chloroplasts (Einset et al. 2007; Gill and Tuteja 2010).
Alternatively, or additionally, anthocyanin accumulation may be a plant response to, or insurance against the effects of, abiotic stresses such as extremes of, or imbalances in, light, temperature, water availability or nutrient status [ 168].
