Since silver is a good conductor of heat, the less heated center of the electrode diminishes the temperature rise by 50%.
Then there is the smear, and the less heated tactic of hyperbole.
But for Mr. Bradley, the gourmet grind proved as tough as carting timber out of the Cascades, and in 1993 he decided to get into the less heated business of providing the provisions.
Traditionally, women in offices have held more sedentary positions than men, he added, and the less you move around, the less heat you generate.
The paradox: the more tightly packed the transistors, the less heat generated by the device even though there may be millions more transistors.
The new GPU is built on a 65nm process — and as you may have learned from the constant shrinking of processors, the smaller the process, the less power drawn and the less heat produced.
Finally the effect of the thermal conductivity and porosity of the porous medium are analysed, showing that the more insulating the flame holder is, the less heat losses occur.
The results indicated that the Mn PIN-PMN-PT FT possesses siMn PIN-PMN-PTthe less heat loss and lower resonant frequency, the higher AP, TVR, SL and effective electroMn PIN-PMN-PTupling coeFTicient.
In particular, the heat transfers well through the x-direction, the direction parallel to the flat surface of the coin-shaped insulation; however, the less heat flows through the z-direction than other (x and y) directions because the flat surfaces of the coin-shaped insulations disrupt the heat flow.
In this case, one may anticipate that should aggregation occur upon heating, rutile would be formed as the most thermodynamically stable phase, and the greater the S sp. value, i.e. the smaller the anatase particles, the less heat should be absorbed for their transformation to rutile and the lower the transformation temperature that would be observed.
To address the roles of heat-responsive nat-siRNAs in plant heat resistance, we plan to compare the gene expression patterns of heat-sensitive Wut with the less heat-sensitive Bre.
