The use of IRT eye measurements seems a promising method to measure body temperature and therefore merits further evaluation in animals affected with FMD and other pyrexic conditions.
Moreover, hydrogen under standard pressure and temperature has an important merit; it can be obtained from renewable resources.
b ZT figure of merit vs temperature.
In the most extensive study to date, an elite NAS committee now suggests that such processes for adjusting global temperature, while still uncertain, merit further research and field testing.
More recently, some centers advocated for the use of more liberal circulatory arrest temperatures and championed the merits of moderate hypothermic circulatory arrest (MHCA) in combination with selective ACP [ 11, 20– 23].
Research on associations of SIDS with actual room temperatures is therefore merited.
Still, though, when they come to write the annals of great FA Cup semi-finals, this room temperature 1-0 victory might just merit a footnote to a footnote.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Figure of merit ZT versus hafnium diboride composition at 750 °C Open image in new window Fig. 9 Figure of merit ZT versus temperature of boron carbide/HfB2 composites for 0 10 wt% hafnium diboride samples.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Temperature dependence of figure of merit ZT of MgFe2O4 prepared with SSRS at 1200 °C (diamonds), SPS at 1200 °C (triangles) and 900 °C (filled circles), and IF-SPS at 900 °C (open circles).
The efficiency of TE material can be defined by dimensionless thermoelectric figure of merit (ZT), ZT = S 2 σ k T. where S is Seebeck coefficient, σ is electrical conductivity, Κ is thermal conductivity, and T is absolute temperature at which figure of merit is measured.
