Sentence examples for the ultimate temperature from inspiring English sources

For instance, there is a long-term (equilibrium) sensitivity to doubling carbon dioxide which refers to the ultimate temperature reached by the planet if we were to double carbon dioxide.

Temperature and displacement measurements during the test are analyzed in order to evaluate the accuracy of this method in safely estimating the ultimate temperature and stress distribution along the bond just before failure.

A Gifford-McMahon cycle helium refrigerator with the ultimate temperature of 13 K at the 2nd stage was adopted, and a GdBa2Cu3O7−x bulk material of 60 mm diameter and 20 mm thickness reinforced by a stainless steel ring was located on a cold stage.

In addition, the plotted results in Figs. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 indicate that the ultimate temperature attained in the top GFRP bars is higher for the modified hydrocarbon HMC fire curve than that for the other five studied fire exposures.

Ensure that you always keep the thermostat in the loop to control the ultimate temperature of the cabin.

Finally, the temperature field evolution and ultimate temperature (mostly) resulting from the target tank sidewall data gathered in this study indicate that the current NFPA 30:2012 design recommendations need to be modified in order to achieve a satisfactory failure prediction for different ethanol and wind incidence.

The two were mixed to provide an ultimate temperature in the dialysate tank of 40°C.

Microwave treatment energy dose was found to be the driving force behind the ultimate average temperature fragments experience, with other process variables (e.g. belt speed, power, belt mass loading, thermal equilibration time) having little effect on sortability performance.

All samples were heated in increments of 5 °C per min and kept for 6 h at the ultimate calcination temperature.

Additional parameters, such as curing procedure, specimen age, temperature history, and ultimate temperature during heating are considered, too.

Higher specimen age, higher ultimate temperature during testing, accelerated curing, as well as a lower heating rate implicate higher glass transition temperatures, showing that the glass transition temperature is not a fixed material characteristic.