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| se the starch from the flour; however, this | temperature is not high enough to eliminate the floury |
| The star's effective | temperature is 5933 (± 44) K. To compare, the Sun relea |
| The Krafft | temperature is a point of phase change below which the |
| he spectral type B6III, meaning its surface | temperature is 11,000 to 25,000 kelvin. |
| The surface | temperature is 24,300 K and the star is about 10,000 ti |
| Inside the tunnel the | temperature is a constant 50 degrees with humidity of 8 |
| Doppler | temperature is the minimum temperature achievable with |
| atility can only be obtained when the wafer | temperature is increased. |
| Its average | temperature is about 6 degrees. |
| The average yearly | temperature is +10.9 °C. |
| As the | temperature is increased, the strands begin to separate |
| ic composition of material, and only if the | temperature is held constant during the transformation, |
| The water is clean and transparent but the | temperature is somewhat variable. |
| La Superba's | temperature is believed to be about 2800 K, making it o |
| After several hours the | temperature is reduced in a controlled and gradual mann |
| this star is 20 solar radii and its surface | temperature is 7200 kelvins. |
| If only the variation of basal | temperature is required, absolute accuracy is not so im |
| ro rest mass, the description in terms of a | temperature is no longer appropriate after they become |
| In it, her father reveals his body | temperature is 85 degrees. |
| are it to 96 °F (35.6 °C; normal human body | temperature is 37 °C). |
| Dry bulb | temperature is the temperature that is usually thought |
| His body | temperature is a subtle metaphor for his lack of clarit |
| The highest monthly average high | temperature is 31 °C (88 °F) in March, April, May, Augu |
| from the corresponding abiotic world, where | temperature is unregulated and rises linearly with sola |
| The | temperature is -1.8 °C, which is very near to the freez |
| coefficient starts to reduce as the surface | temperature is further increased although the product o |
| own to depths of nearly three km, where the | temperature is approximately 75°C. |
| If, on the contrary, | temperature is too low to support a thermotropic phase, |
| d the telescope and to ensure the telescope | temperature is as close to ambient temperature as possi |
| The average annual | temperature is 16 °C (max 29 °C, min 1.5 °C) and there |
| The average annual | temperature is 10°C, while the average July temperature |
| akes place at the top of the furnace, where | temperature is in the range of 600oC to 700oC. |
| Optimal | temperature is between 19o C and 30o C. Temperatures be |
| mpound with the highest known decomposition | temperature is carbon monoxide at ≈3870 °C (≈7000 °F).. |
| The average | temperature is 60.2 °F (15.7 °C), though colder through |
| Temperature is measured with a thermistor within an exp | |
| The mean annual | temperature is 5.8 °C (42.4 °F); July and August are th |
| Its average annual | temperature is 17º C. It has balmy winters. |
| Brightness | temperature is the temperature a black body in thermal |
| In Cotonou, the average maximum | temperature is 31 °C (87.8 °F); the minimum is 24 °C (7 |
| Then, the | temperature is decreased until it reaches the annealing |
| Sheep are most comfortable when the | temperature is moderate, so fans may be needed for fres |
| Therefore, our inversion | temperature is given where the sign flips at zero, or |
| The base | temperature is that temperature below which plant growt |
| water on him at intervals when the outside | temperature is 50 degrees anyway, and eventually kill h |
| To maintain a safety factor a finishing | temperature is defined above the recrystallization temp |
| If the water | temperature is greater than that of the nearby air, the |
| If during poling the | temperature is lowered well below the glass-rubber tran |
| The average yearly | temperature is roughly 6°C (43°F) and is one of the in |
| ensitive and symptoms only develop when the | temperature is in the range 20-25ºC. |
| All the while, the political | temperature is rising - poll tax riots rage, the Gulf W |
| tains and volcanoes of Guatemala, where the | temperature is an average of 62 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| When the right | temperature is reached oxidation of the zinc, iron and |
| Despite these differences the | temperature is similar for both the North East and the |
| uted to different influences on the earth's | temperature is faulty, and the validity of evidence der |
| July and August, the lake's average surface | temperature is 20 °C (68 °F), in Winter it rarely freez |
| Room | temperature is a common term that can either denote a c |
| The bath | temperature is slightly higher than that of the core al |
| The low processing | temperature is possible because the plasma generates at |
| s with a higher melting point, the solidify | temperature is smaller than that of e.g. |
| The annual average | temperature is about 11.2 °C (52 °F), with an average m |
| is approximately 52 inches and the average | temperature is 81°F. |
| the flow of incoming water so that the pool | temperature is maintained about 112 °F (44 °C). |
| Its optimum functional | temperature is between 60 and 65°C and it is denatured |
| The measurement of | temperature is a vital part of instrumentation in petro |
| It is known to develop when the | temperature is sufficiently close to the melting point, |
| ade up of extremely tiny particles, and its | temperature is over 100 K, which is unusually high. |
| erapy pools and one swimming pool where the | temperature is in between 16-42C. |
| he spectral type B7III, meaning its surface | temperature is at least twice as hot as that of the Sun |
| This | temperature is so low that the molten lava appears blac |
| The water | temperature is a steady 74.2° F (23.5° C) year-round. |
| This corresponds to a period when the water | temperature is at least 24 degrees Celsius (Caso Chavez |
| In the United Kingdom for instance, room | temperature is traditionally 18°C (64°F) but is now reg |
| Its optimal growth | temperature is around 50°C, though it can survive at mu |
| he earthquake, as roads are blocked and the | temperature is falling due to the onset of winter. |
| Equivalent | temperature is the temperature of an air parcel from wh |
| The mean annual | temperature is 27.30 °C (81.14 °F) and the area receive |
| Its average annual | temperature is 14 °C (57 °F): 18.2 °C (64.8 °F) during |
| at refers to the welcome he received or the | temperature is not clear. |
| Doublet Pool is 8 feet (2.4 m) deep and its | temperature is approximately 194.4 °F (90.2 °C). |
| The highest | temperature is obtained in early May to early June usua |
| his ester, which exists as a liquid at room | temperature, is highly electrophilic. |
| Annealing step: The reaction | temperature is lowered to 50-65 °C for 20-40 seconds al |
| Above the heavy line, the | temperature is above the boiling point, and the dry (su |
| rvive in areas where the average mid-winter | temperature is below 5ºC. |
| The mean annual | temperature is 17°C ranging from 5° in winter to 26°C i |
| The lowest winter | temperature is around -10 °C while the maximum summer t |
| Its effective | temperature is estimated at about 800 Kelvin. |
| The average | temperature is 20°C (70ªF) in summer and 8°C (48ªF) in |
| contamination may not be killed if the safe | temperature is not reached, resulting in foodborne illn |
| iffers, however, because its optimal growth | temperature is nearly 100 oC and dwells at a greater se |
| he label from white to blue when the beer's | temperature is lowered to 4 degrees Celsius (39 degrees |
| and the | temperature is raised a further 3-5°C (37-41°F). |
| The | temperature is between 5 and 48 C below zero. |
| The mean annual | temperature is 19 °C (66.2 °F). |
| For scientific calculations, room | temperature is usually taken to be either 20 or 25 degr |
| Otherwise | temperature is equilibrium of vapor over liquid. |
| eration when choosing the optimal annealing | temperature is the melting temperature (Tm) of the prim |
| RULE 0: IF ( | Temperature IS VERY Cold) THEN (Output IS VERY High) |
| Mean annual | temperature is 5.6 °C and average annual precipitation |
| +1821 is of spectral type L3.5, the surface | temperature is 1300-2000 Kelvin. |
| ongs to the spectral class T8V; its surface | temperature is 600-750 Kelvin. |
| The mean annual | temperature is 56 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit; freezes occ |
| The lower the | temperature is, the less the cheese matures, resulting |
| The highest | temperature is: +35.9°C |
| The lowest | temperature is: -34.8°C |
| result of transition from an unstable high | temperature isometric form on cooling. |
| 1/3 of the nodes were unable to run due to | temperature issues in the work room (when running all n |
| At room | temperature, it appears as a crystalline black powder. |
| At room | temperature, it is a colorless liquid with a pungent od |
| ate and it settles for 5-15 minutes at room | temperature, it undergoes oven drying at 100-150°C for |
| At room | temperature, it takes one and a half day for the oocyst |
| er substitute for phosgene, because at room | temperature it is a solid crystal, as opposed to phosge |
| At room | temperature, it is a white crystalline solid with a cam |
| Due to its high | temperature, it must have a mass greater than 16 solar |
| At room | temperature it is a white, odorless, crystalline powder |
| At room | temperature, it is a centrosymmetric paraelectric mater |
| is cooled below the appropriate transition | temperature, it becomes superconducting. |
| At room | temperature it is a colourless liquid, which fumes on c |
| del was made from clay, then fired at a low | temperature; it was then painted, but most of the paint |
| When at room | temperature, it is a colorless to light-brown liquid. |
| ferroelectric below 1430 K, and above this | temperature it transforms into a paraelectric phase. |
| As argentite cools below that | temperature its cubic form is distorted to the monoclin |
| ability to withstand extreme variations in | temperature, its fertility, its ease of breeding, its m |
| bulk and surface composition, and even the | temperature itself. |
| ying gold leaf to the metallic surface at a | temperature just under red-hot, pressing the leaf on wi |
| ealed by cooling gradually in a lehr from a | temperature just below the solidification point of the |
| age, consisting of apple cider, heated to a | temperature just below boiling, with cinnamon, orange p |
| First, the whey is heated to a low | temperature just a few degrees below 100 °F and then ew |
| Absolute | temperature, K |
| In 1965, Lounasmaa founded the Low | Temperature Laboratory at the Helsinki University of Te |
| Temperature lag is an important factor in diurnal tempe | |
| four thermodynamic diagrams used to display | temperature lapse rate and moisture content profiles in |
| Drops in | temperature large enough to result in deposition can oc |
| It erupted the lowest | temperature lava in the world, at 500-600 °C. |
| The higher | temperature leads to higher emission levels in the visi |
| The higher | temperature leads to a higher electrical resistance, op |
| The | temperature level is realized by using a solar power to |
| After a desired carbon and | temperature level have been reached the process moves t |
| Comfortable | temperature levels also factor into how well a person f |
| levels of CO2 in an effort to raise global | temperature levels. |
| aximum efficiency, while maintaining preset | temperature levels. |
| The constant pressure stays and | temperature, like in the exhaustion, but instead of to |
| It usually comes at room | temperature, like a real ale, it shouldn't be refrigera |
| novel group of archaea, extending the upper | temperature limit for life to 113 degrees C". |
| pages 2560-2561, except for critical | temperature line (31.1°C) and temperatures -30°C and be |
| The high | temperature liquid then enters the expansion valve wher |
| ound there even with its extreme changes in | temperature; local fauna include anything from black an |
| rongly promotes wakefulness, increases body | temperature, locomotion and elicits a strong increase i |
| mel malted barley that is roasted at a high | temperature longer and more slowly than most malts. |
| esolution Paleo Thermometer for Sea Surface | Temperature: Looking for ENSO Effects in Kuroshio near |
| mate the area is characterized through high | temperature, low precipitations and frequent periods of |
| Care must be taken to keep the | temperature low during processing as to avoid premature |
| are highly resilient, surviving extremes of | temperature, low-nutrient environments, and harsh chemi |
| rely on their open architecture to keep the | temperature low. |
| otor will be hot enough , it will boil at a | temperature lower than water, thus it is impractical. |
| oolwater" creek (because it generally has a | temperature lower than 20°C) located in Hillsborough an |
| g of a pyrotechnic mixture with an ignition | temperature lower than that of the star. |
| is the only object found so far that has a | temperature lower than the background radiation. |
| of the plant eventually wither to death as | temperature lowers. |
| The | temperature, luminosity and surface activity appear to |
| Dean, C. A.; MacConnell, D. J. (1976), "The | temperature, luminosity, and spectrum of Kapteyn's star |
| including the stand time piece (STM), M12, | temperature machine (TEMP) and the Comparator. |
| Thus with a time and | temperature machine, a caller might hear: "Save by the |
| Audichron sometimes made special | temperature machines that went up to 140 degrees Fahren |
| irect influence on the migration (lighting, | temperature, magnetic fields etc.) |
| A large room | temperature magnetization and narrow ferromagnetic reso |
| Low | temperature magnetoresistive tunneling had been discove |
| esides its great fundamental interest, room | temperature magnetoresistive tunnelling is the basis fo |
| rthquake shock, but has a small size with a | temperature magnitude that runs up to 6°C, and the tect |
| Icosane's phase transition at a moderate | temperature makes it a candidate phase change material, |
| e fire spread in the wind direction, higher | temperature makes the fire burn faster, while higher re |
| e or how hot the humidity combined with the | temperature makes the air feel. |
| This allows quenching to start at a lower | temperature, making the process much easier. |
| and their amenability to solvation at room | temperature, making them excellent green solvents. |
| cal resistance as a predictable function of | temperature, making it useful as a thermometer with ele |
| , hormonal treatments, maternal allocation, | temperature manipulation, or altering nutritional state |
| in the Fourier transform of the brightness | temperature map of the scene, and the scene itself is r |
| The | temperature map does not exhibit structures characteris |
| slow to start up and requiring costly high | temperature materials. |
| ron spectroscopy and IR spectroscopy in low | temperature matrix. |
| e same low luminance conditions, the colour | temperature may need to be adjusted to, say, 4700 K, to |
| ents for heating up and for maintaining the | temperature may be applied as two separate energy perfo |
| A decrease in water | temperature may be the cause of slower moulting in the |
| During peak snowmelt in spring, the | temperature may drop into the 80s, and be in the mid-90 |
| limited to salinities of at least 15‰, and | temperature may also affect reproduction. |
| w as −45 °C (−49 °F), but on the inside the | temperature may range from −7 °C (19 °F) to 16 °C (61 ° |
| In winter, the pool | temperature may be up to 112 °F (44 °C) degrees. |
| Temperature May and the beginning of June are generally | |
| Its | temperature may exceed 54 °C and the humidity may fall |
| Room | temperature may otherwise be indicated by general human |
| t at a depth of about 11-13 where the water | temperature may change 15 degrees within an inch. |
| The difference in | temperature means that ice preferentially sublimates fr |
| 300 times that of the Sun while its surface | temperature measure in at 22,400 kelvins. |
| It is the | temperature measured by a regular thermometer exposed t |
| sured voltage, R is the gas constant, T the | temperature measured in kelvins, F is the Faraday const |
| The lowest | temperature measured in Texas was -23 degrees, recorded |
| rial-specific Curie constant, T is absolute | temperature, measured in kelvins, and Tc is the Curie t |
| plasma electron | temperature measurement (TEL). |
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