Sentence examples for temperature revision from inspiring English sources

The analysis showed that the dominant deformation mechanism operative in the matrix changes continually during thermal cycling due to continuous stress and temperature revision.

A temperature-dependent revision factor α(T) was introduced to the liquid fugacity coefficient expression derived from traditional isothermal integration, and the vapor pressure of pure liquids can be reproduced.

Jones, P. D. et al. Hemispheric and large-scale land-surface air temperature variations: An extensive revision and an update to 2010.

Jones, P. D. et al. Hemispheric and large-scale land surface air temperature variations: an extensive revision and an update to 2010.

In 2001, shortly after the introduction of RealFeel, the United States and Canada introduced a revision of the wind chill equivalent temperature, making the temperatures significantly warmer than they had been in the old calculations, from 1945.

Laminar burning velocities for benzene and toluene were well predicted by the model after some revision of the high-temperature chemistry.

DLNM: Distributed lag non-linear model; DOW: Day of week; DTR: Diurnal temperature range; EDV Emergencyy department visit; ICD9: International classification of disease, ninth revision; ICD10: International classification of disease, tenth revision; NO2: Nitrogen dioxide; SD: Standard deviation; PM10: Particulate matter ≤10 μm; TCN: Temperature change between two neighbouring days.

The reason why we used only one monitoring station's temperature is that an unpublished study (Yuming Guo, in revision by Environmental Research) shows that time series model using one monitoring station's temperature is equal to spatiotemporal model using spatial temperatures for assessing city-wide temperature effects on mortality.

This dramatic revision of the estimated impact of urbanisation on temperatures in China does not change the global picture of temperature trends.

An unpublished study (Yuming Guo, in revision by Environmental Research) also reports that one monitoring station's temperature is enough to capture the city-wide temperature effects on mortality.

So far, the corresponding heat index of temperature in relation to humidity has not undergone a similar revision.