Sentence examples for tuning temperature from inspiring English sources

The amount of ammonia needed for total NOx removal efficiency and N2 production can be supplied by tuning temperature and H2 concentration.

Here are three tips on how to prolong your health span, gleaned from an evolving literature. 1. Tuning Temperature Both ends of the thermometer appear to harbor anti-aging effects.

Comparable to the surfactants listed in the table, DTTM exhibits striking rheological properties that can be modified by salinity, while fine-tuning temperature, pH, and surfactant concentration can adjust the viscous strength to a desirable condition.

Over the course of a couple of weeks, we tested batch after batch of fondant, tweaking and fine-tuning temperature and cooling methods.

One "cold" and three "heated" chains were run with heating scheme fine-tuning; temperature parameters ranging from 2 to 0.03 were used and the latter was chosen, as it was leading to better mixing.

By tuning the temperature of the photonic crystal, the refractive index of the InP as well as the selected wavelengths can be changed.

The size of the microsegments can be controlled by tuning the temperature variation of the substrate during deposition through varying the substrate bias voltage.

Successful observations were made in these fronts simply by tuning the temperature increasing rate.

Advanced white balance settings include highly customizable white balance fine tuning, color temperature adjustment, and post image capture manual white balance selection for perfect pictures in even the most difficult lighting.

By tuning chlorination temperature and carbide precursors, the average pore size of CDC could reach several nanometers, or even several Ångstroms [62, 63, 64].

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