Sentence examples for temperatures properties from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, classic models assume that diamonds form under very high pressure and temperatures, properties found only in the upper part of Earth's mantle (in a depth of 150km/93miles).

Previous first-principle- and molecular dynamics (MD -based studies [20–23] have characterized MD -based mechanicstudies, zero or near-zero temperatures) properties of isolated carbyne chains (e.g., in a vacuum).

This provides an advantage for simulating the low-temperature properties of frustrated spin systems.

Siddharthan, R. et al. Ising pyrochlore magnets: low-temperature properties, ice rules, and beyond.

Kornev, I. A., Lisenkov, S., Haumont, R., Dkhil, B. & Bellaiche, L. Finite-temperature properties of multiferroic BiFeO3.

Senkov, O. N., Scott, J. M., Senkova, S. V., Miracle, D. B. & Woodward, C. F. Microstructure and room temperature properties of a high-entropy TaNbHfZrTi alloy.

The implications for high-temperature properties are discussed.

The theory has now reached a point where one can compute gaps for all observed fractions, finite temperature properties like polarization and relaxation rate.

New Co-based alloys containing a L12 reinforcement phase display exceptional high-temperature properties.

Design approaches for further enhancement of ultrahigh temperature properties of oxide/non-oxide composites are discussed.

Elevated temperature properties and implications for codification of the alloys will be described.