Sentence examples for thermal termination from inspiring English sources

The polymers were produced in a low-pressure process using a chromium-based catalyst giving relatively high levels of inherent unsaturations through thermal termination of the polymerisation.

The polymers were produced in a low-pressure process using a chromium-based catalyst giving a relatively high level of inherent unsaturations through thermal termination of the polymerisation.

Tokyo Electric Power Company and Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. have been jointly developing elementary technologies for an high temperature superconducting (HTSC) cable system, such as conductor wound with HTSC wires, thermal insulation pipes, terminations and so on.

HSP40 reached maximum induction before HSP70, between 1 and 2 h following termination of thermal stress (Fig. 1A ).

As summarized in Figure 2F via comparison of the conductance near the termination of the thermal pulse with that seen prior to exposure to a potentiator, all four potentiators protected G551D CFTR channels from thermal deactivation, albeit to varying extents.

At low temperature, the intensity of a long-lived component of positronium, I3, for unirradiated PP samples increased due to a termination of the local thermal motion of polymer structures.

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doi: 10.1038/nature07022; Decker, R.B., Krimigis, S.M., Roelof, E.C., et al. Mediation of the solar wind termination shock by non-thermal ions.

These results suggested that the polymerization of PS 145 involves the predominant thermal self-polymerization of St; hence, the termination reactions and the chain end loss cause the deviation.

The load-carrying capacity of such a joint depends strongly on several design parameters such as the distance between ply terminations, the spatial distribution of ply terminations, and the stiffness and coefficients of thermal expansion of the composites.

Thermal studies on the assembly of the two terminations and a 1 m or 30 m cable cryostat were performed at variable mass flow rates of helium gas.