Sentence examples for using the average temperature from inspiring English sources

The formula is then extended to include elevated temperature using the average temperature method.

The major drawback of one-dimensional models of tubular fixed bed reactors, which are often used if the computational effort should be small, is the fact that the reaction rate is calculated using the average temperature over the cross-section of the reactor.

Correlations between LST and ground-based temperature measurements (Table 2), were stronger at the largest radii (e.g., 500 m and 800 m), and stronger using the average temperature from day 1 to day 2 and the monthly temperature.

We thus used the average temperature profile for the calculation of Richardson number over Thiruvananthapuram.

Where thermal spreaders were used, the average temperature gradient of the HRSG casing decreased from 52 °C to 16 °C.

Temperatures did not differ significantly between the five locations (two-way ANOVA F = 0.003, df  = 4, P = 0.999) and we used the average temperature across all locations and averaged per hour in the analyses.

Miniplate heat flux levels and fuel, cladding, hydroxide, and coolant hydroxide interface temperatures were calculated using the average hydroxide thickness on each miniplate measured during post-irradiation examination.

Hence, we use the average server temperature constraint instead of the "hard" one, i.e., E left{T^{c}(t)+varsigma p_{j}(t)right}leq T_{cpu}^{max}.

The arrival times of the ultrasonic wavepackets along a waveguide are used to infer the average temperature of the waveguide.

The results showed that, compared with contrast structure, the highest temperature of upper surface of bottom layer, which was used to represent the average temperature of middle and bottom layers, reduced by 2.3 °C (simulation result) and 2.4 °C (test road result).

This paper presents the derivation of a set of formulas that can be used to estimate the average temperature distribution within the concrete section and the corresponding internal forces.