Sentence examples for thermal rise from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration report, which was drafted by the Environmental Protection Agency, also found few positives to Alaska's thermal rise.

The heaters can operate at a ground-breaking high temperature of 550 °C for an ultra-low power consumption of 16 mW (continuous operation) and have a thermal rise time of below 10 ms.

Due to the very intense heat loads expected, a proper cooling circuit has been designed to ensure an adequate UPP cooling with an acceptable thermal rise and an unduly high pumping power and to perform its draining and drying procedure by injection of pressurized nitrogen.

A neonatal head phantom, comprising of an ellipsoidal geometry and including a circular aperture for simulating the fontanel was designed and fabricated, in order to allow an objective assessment of thermal rise in tissues during trans-cranial ultrasonic scanning of pre-term neonates.

This pixel corresponded to the top of the Gauss curve, which characterizes the spatial profile of the thermal rise (See Fig. S1B).

This choice was justified by convenience of use and by the fact that these 64 pixels ( = 10.8 mm2) corresponded to the top of the Gauss curve, which characterized the spatial profile of the thermal rise (Fig. 12).

A new thermal rising into a residual cloud will be partially protected from having to mix with the cool, dry environment and therefore may rise farther than its predecessor.

Staying aloft without an engine involves finding thermals, rising warm air to lift the glider.

A season of thermals rising over the dark earth, and a season when the snow seems to capture the wind and hold it down?

The bird would have been an efficient glider and could have soared for hours on mountain updrafts and on thermals, rising columns of hot air.

THE little airplane bobs and dips and yaws in the thermals rising around the southern tip of Flatbush Avenue; you can feel the warm air lifting the riveted aluminum wings.