Sentence examples for the temperature of potential from inspiring English sources
He has taken the temperature of potential rivals.
That raises the intriguing possibility that "inhaling cool air might diminish resistance to respiratory virus infections by lowering the temperature of potential host cells lining the nasal cavity".
SwoonReads is built to take the temperature of how much potential enthusiasm will translate into book sales once a novel is published.
This paper summarizes the results of supercritical water corrosion studies of two ferritic oxide dispersion strengthen (ODS) steels MA956 and PM2000 at the temperature of the upper limit of potential peak cladding temperature under normal operation, according to the conceptual design being developed in the EU.
It is recognized that the temperature potential of concentrated solar energy is much higher than needed by standard conversion cycles.
The temperature and potential dependences of the behaviour of poly aniline) modified electrodes were studied by impedance spectroscopy.
Thermodynamic parameters (Gibbs free energy, enthalpy and entropy) of the β-phase formation and decomposition were determined from the temperature dependence of the potential of the α β phase transition.
A thermal rectifier, i.e. a device in which the magnitude of the heat flux depends on the sign of the temperature gradient, has potential application in thermal logic systems, memory devices, and for long-term seasonal thermal energy storage.
However, the temperature dependence of the potential of the electrodes needs to be accounted for and is far from being negligible if the electrodes experience temperature changes.
The low-index surface energies of CeO2 nano-particles have been analysed in a previous work and the stable surfaces were identified as a function of the temperature, the chemical potential and the oxygen background pressure [20].
The non-isothermal channel walls combined with the temperature dependence of zeta potential and other material properties in this situation leads to a non-uniform electroosmotic slip velocity in the system modifying both fluid and analyte transport rates.
