Sentence examples for thermal independence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that a key functional capacity of locomotion in geckos may be free of typical thermal biophysical constraints experienced by ectotherms in thermally heterogeneous environments, suggests that thermal independence of adhesion may have driven the evolution of the gecko adhesive system [10].

A proper sizing of the nZEB systems (e.g. HVAC systems, energy supply systems, energy storage systems, etc). is essential for achieving the desired annual energy balance, thermal comfort, and grid independence.

When carbon/hydrogen isotope is used to selectively engineer some properties (e.g., thermal transport and kinetic stability), such isotopic independence of the Invar and Elinvar properties can guarantee the minimized side effects on structure and stiffness.

One main advantage of this new set-up of the interferometer is the total independence of the measure sensitivity on the interferometer thermal drifts.

It can be shown from equation (24) that the independence of density and the increase with temperature is the same for thermal conductivity as it is for viscosity.

Numerical results, within the limits of computational accuracy, demonstrate that the path independence is well preserved over the integration contours for both mechanical and thermal loads.

Compared with the previous IEIM, the original point of this paper is: the domain-independence of the modified IEIM still stands in nonhomogeneous materials with interfaces under thermal loading.

Ergodicity in a classical statistical physics setting accounts for the independence of the asymptotic state distribution from the initial condition: that is, at large times thermal equilibrium is approached.

Pumped thermal energy storage (PTES) has become a hot topic on large scale energy storage technology because of the independence on geological conditions and fossil fuels.

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