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| A roofing surface with a high | thermal emittance will both absorb heat from the sun |
| Thermal emittance: 93.6% | |
| Protein Crystal Growth-Single Locker | Thermal Enclosure System-Improved Diffraction Quality |
| the day and used to power the heater for the | thermal enclosure at night. |
| primary mechanism by which particles gain non | thermal energies in astrophysical shock waves. |
| Pulverized coal provides the | thermal energy which produces about 50% of the world' |
| In 2001, NIOT has operated a pilot 1MW ocean | thermal energy conversion plant installed on the barg |
| ut into the system is transformed (lost) into | thermal energy (heat). |
| hey become non-relativistic; i.e., when their | thermal energy 3/2 kT |
| Thermal energy is often accumulated from active solar | |
| It produces 30 kW of | thermal energy at full power. |
| New | thermal energy storage systems using pressurized wate |
| ed heat and power installations which produce | thermal energy as a by-product of electricity generat |
| in this project is a 31,000 sq ft (2,900 m2) | thermal energy plant and 134,000 sq ft (12,400 m2) of |
| ous ammonia as the working fluid to transport | thermal energy with high effective conductivity in ze |
| e material, or PCM which can be used to store | thermal energy and control temperature. |
| n band is much larger than the characteristic | thermal energy kT, where k is the Boltzmann constant |
| Thermal energy storage comprises a number of technolo | |
| ectricity generation and uses this to provide | thermal energy for processes and to heat buildings. |
| nly measure the population of neutrons with a | thermal energy level, and Neutron-gamma tools measure |
| The 5 megawatt (MW) Kimberlina Solar | Thermal Energy Plant in Bakersfield, California is th |
| The BOS process is autogenous: the required | thermal energy is produced during the process. |
| tric field, the electron doesn't need as much | thermal energy to get into the conduction band (since |
| A heat meter is a device which measures | thermal energy provided by a source or delivered to a |
| n of material, resulting in the production of | thermal energy (heat). |
| n industrial or utility boiler that generates | thermal energy by burning pulverized coal (also known |
| power harvesting equipment, along with solar | thermal energy in wood drying facilities, is recommen |
| or combined heat and power generation (steam, | thermal energy and power). |
| tion because their bodies contain reserves of | thermal energy (T-ENG), humans must also carry suppli |
| A heat-only boiler station generates | thermal energy in the form of hot water for use in di |
| The Kimberlina Solar | Thermal Energy Plant was the first of its kind to be |
| ange of function took place in 1991, shifting | thermal energy to Black Pool and nearby Abyss Pool, c |
| ent weather or even at night using the stored | thermal energy in the hot salt tank. |
| or the Earth Observing System Program and the | Thermal Energy Storage-2 payload, part of an effort t |
| Typical annual loss of | thermal energy through distribution is around 10%, as |
| r more holes in the material, which may allow | thermal energy to pass through the material. |
| ce is an experimental solar furnace - a solar | thermal energy facility that was built in 1949. |
| In 1881, d'Arsonval proposed tapping the | thermal energy of the ocean. |
| t continues to stay hot and does not lose its | thermal energy quickly is because combustion is still |
| It converts | thermal energy to electrical energy using a non-steam |
| NPD) is a form of gas chromatography in which | thermal energy is used to ionize an analyte. |
| sources or hybrizided with concentrated solar | thermal energy through thermochemical conversion and |
| y devices that use ocean wave energy or ocean | thermal energy conversion to pump water to the surfac |
| with acknowledgment of his research on ocean | thermal energy conversion. |
| Main article: Ocean | thermal energy conversion |
| r to reach the maximum CPU power dissipation ( | thermal energy output for the central processing unit |
| e start of mission (from about 4,400 Watts of | thermal energy) from about 7.8 kg of Pu-238 based fue |
| much of the latter being quickly converted to | thermal energy)." |
| With | thermal energy, however, there are often limits to th |
| When energy is in a form other than | thermal energy, it may be transformed with good or ev |
| require the transfer of microwave energy into | thermal energy. |
| ocess for water purification does not require | thermal energy. |
| its nonzero temperature, this system contains | thermal energy. |
| and a set of heliostats to collect the solar | thermal energy. |
| renewable power from ocean currents and ocean | thermal energy. |
| branching into other types of energy such as | thermal energy. |
| fer to any of several gases burned to produce | thermal energy. |
| rgy of a star is about two times its internal | thermal energy. |
| No | thermal engine operating any other cycle can be more |
| th the title "Theory and design of a rational | thermal engine to replace the steam engine and the co |
| Like every power plant with | thermal engine cooling is needed here, too. |
| cations and the state-run Moscow Institute of | Thermal Engineering to continue work on the Moscow mo |
| Thermal Engineering | |
| M.E ( | Thermal Engineering) |
| ts to optical performance by attention to the | thermal environment of the facility; contributions to |
| It simulated the vacuum and | thermal environments that would be encountered by spa |
| Human | Thermal Environments is a branch of the discipline Er |
| Chennai lies on the | thermal equator and is also coastal, which prevents e |
| larities) are impossible, the location of the | thermal equator is not identical to that of the geogr |
| Still another definition states that the | thermal equator is the latitude at which insolation i |
| The | thermal equator (also known as "the heat equator") is |
| emperature is the temperature a black body in | thermal equilibrium with its surroundings would have |
| isotropically scattering atmosphere at local | thermal equilibrium is given by |
| esult is that the spectrum of a photon gas in | thermal equilibrium is a Planck spectrum, one example |
| In a material at | thermal equilibrium generation and recombination are |
| Prior to decoupling, neutrinos were in | thermal equilibrium with protons, neutrons, and elect |
| s, which when thermally connected would be in | thermal equilibrium, should be said to have the same |
| brational in origin and if the material is in | thermal equilibrium. |
| t degrees of freedom of the plasma are not in | thermal equilibrium. |
| ferent conformational states is determined by | thermal equilibrium. |
| Phonons are not always in local | thermal equilibrium; they move against the thermal gr |
| ydt was immediately commissioned to build the | thermal establishment which was inaugurated on 20 Jun |
| band is only possible if an external energy ( | thermal etc.) is supplied and these groups with small |
| to control temperature in the face of extreme | thermal events. |
| e or provenance of sediments; c) studying the | thermal evolution of basins; d) determining the age o |
| ore the technique is useful at unraveling the | thermal evolution of rocks and minerals. |
| these minerals provides information about the | thermal evolution of the source rocks and therefore c |
| The cause may also be due to direct | thermal excitation of metal ions in the material. |
| metal, to avoid deformation due to different | thermal expansion coefficients between diamond and me |
| ess due to the mismatch in the coefficient of | thermal expansion between the substrate and the film. |
| The | thermal expansion coefficient of chromium carbide is |
| as higher ratio of diamond makes | thermal expansion matching to semiconductors difficul |
| Starrett-Webber gage block tolerances, with a | thermal expansion coefficient of 4.7 x 10^-6 inches/f |
| ws one of the largest negative coefficents of | thermal expansion (exceeding the previous record hold |
| materials and elements can be added if lower | thermal expansion is required, or higher room tempera |
| re, telescope is aluminum coated Cer-Vit (low | thermal expansion glass), and usable foci include f/7 |
| ULE has a very low coefficient of | thermal expansion of about 10-10/K at 5-35°C and cont |
| C is the coefficient of | thermal expansion of the tape; |
| t of Jupiter, but its insolation has forced a | thermal expansion of its radius over that of Jupiter. |
| The difference in | thermal expansion of the fibers and the matrix also w |
| A | thermal expansion valve is a key element to a refrige |
| ats of many substances and the coefficient of | thermal expansion of gases. |
| for use on test materials with corresponding | thermal expansion coefficients, expressed in parts pe |
| excess water pressure, which can be caused by | thermal expansion as water is heated, or by water ham |
| Almost all known substances undergo | thermal expansion in response to heating, meaning tha |
| conductivity at higher temperatures, and its | thermal expansion coefficient is well matched with yt |
| he Galilei number is used in viscous flow and | thermal expansion calculations, for example to descri |
| ing due to pressure increases associated with | thermal expansion of the host rock in proximity of th |
| imetallic strip showing how the difference in | thermal expansion in the two metals leads to a much l |
| nder head gaskets subject to differentials in | thermal expansion coefficients. |
| l term for Fe-Ni alloys with these particular | thermal expansion properties. |
| the optical design requires a gap or because | thermal expansion differences between the two lenses |
| due to vibration or | thermal expansion) the protruding points of the imper |
| auses the quartz to expand or contract due to | thermal expansion, changing the frequency of the sign |
| Although quartz has a very low coefficient of | thermal expansion, temperature changes are still the |
| the measured volume has been compensated for | thermal expansion. |
| uctural distortions in zeolites, and negative | thermal expansion. |
| a wide range of test material coefficients of | thermal expansion. |
| Golay cells follow | thermal expansion. |
| ular Fe-Ni alloy Invar which exhibits minimum | thermal expansion. |
| Focus adjustment is achieved by | thermal expansion: the internal survival heaters (fou |
| In | thermal experiments, it is quite difficult to measure |
| tate Highway 5, running concurrently with the | Thermal Explorer Highway, is the main north-south rou |
| a Anisotropic | thermal factors are applied to Sc sites, and Ueq (one |
| m, latent defects by inducing failure through | thermal fatigue. |
| the port engine had developed a crack due to | thermal fatigue. |
| Many of the | thermal features at Whakarewarewa have been adversely |
| This | thermal feedback allows the physician to control and |
| mid-ocean ridges, all of which exhibited high | thermal flow and considerable seismic activity. |
| mote sensing, scattering from rough surfaces, | thermal fluctuations in complex plasmas, antennas and |
| Occasionally, random | thermal fluctuations will give that electron enough e |
| CADOE, CFX (2003), Century Dynamics, Harvard | Thermal, Fluent Inc. (2006) and Ansoft Corporation (2 |
| t, heat transfer between the absorber and the | thermal fluid must be maximized. |
| operating conditions will affect the overall | thermal fluid system performance. |
| Leslie Controls, Inc., part of the | Thermal Fluid Division of Circor International Inc., |
| In 2010 | thermal flux from 2001 YH140 in the far-infrared was |
| In 2010 | thermal flux from 2005 TB190 in the far-infrared was |
| In 2010 | thermal flux from 1997 CS29 in the far-infrared was m |
| Heat flux or | thermal flux is the rate of heat energy transfer thro |
| tem was dismantled, replaced with a temporary | thermal foam blanket to keep the soil cold, and the p |
| and Energy Management, SMART meters and Solar | Thermal for Installers. |
| bi Johanan reported that three of those great | thermal fountains remained open after the Flood - the |
| be potentially vulnerable sites of excessive | thermal gain or heat loss. |
| Gasification: | Thermal gasification at temperatures of up to 2,200°F |
| Chita Daini | Thermal Generating Station (Natural Gas, 1,708 MW) |
| A | thermal generating station, Trenton was opened on the |
| A | thermal generating station operated by provincial Cro |
| ousie Generating Station and NB Power's other | thermal generating units. |
| A | thermal generating station operated by provincial Cro |
| Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro's Holyrood | Thermal Generating Station is an essential part of th |
| Shin-Nagoya | Thermal Generating Station (Natural Gas, Combined cyc |
| In a | thermal generating station, fuel is burned in a boile |
| perating on fossil fuel and the world largest | thermal generation company. |
| It proposes to use a radioisotope | thermal generator with ion thrusters. |
| weighing some 220 kg, powered by radioisotope | thermal generators (RTGs) similar to those used on th |
| Here, a | thermal gradient is produced across a solid instead o |
| s dominantly oil; however, offshore increased | thermal gradients and deeper burial suggest higher ga |
| Small amounts have begun to be sold as | thermal grease to computer enthusiasts; it has a much |
| olic dish concentrator developed by the Solar | Thermal Group, Australian National University . |
| (slow-moving) water near spring sources in a | thermal habitat, i.e. near hot springs. |
| Measurements of the | thermal Hall conducitivity are used to distinguish be |
| An analogous | thermal Hall effect for neutral particles exists in p |
| A | thermal Hall effect has also been measured in a param |
| A new type of X-ray burst which emits | thermal hard X-rays with a strong Fe XXVI emission ha |
| Bokaro | Thermal has an average literacy rate of 77%, higher t |
| Bokaro | Thermal has an average literacy rate of 67%. |
| As of 2001 India census, Bokaro | Thermal has a population of 36,419. |
| Bokaro | Thermal has a plethora of esteemed schools affiliated |
| , Dark, Lightning, Burn, Earth, Rock, Poison, | Thermal, Heat, Evil, Cyber, Hyper, Fury, Torch, Infer |
| al generating capacity of 1345 MW, as well as | thermal heating capacity of 321 MW. |
| ances of trace elements are used to constrain | thermal histories and redox conditions in the solar n |
| ade a significant impact on understanding the | thermal history of continental crust, the timing of v |
| The | thermal history of a basin is usually calibrated usin |
| Thermal history modelling is an exercise undertaken d | |
| modelling purposes to simulate the burial and | thermal history of a basin as well as petroleum migra |
| Thermal history modelling attempts to describe the te | |
| g of the clock can be used to investigate the | thermal history of basin sediments, kilometer-scale e |
| The | thermal history of the basin (see thermal history mod |
| On that site, the queen ordered a | thermal hospital built so that others may enjoy the r |
| ead to localized overheating and formation of | thermal hot spots, in catastrophic cases leading to t |
| Thermal hydraulics (also called thermohydraulics) is | |
| The company operates 55 | thermal, hydro and co-generation stations in Saint Pe |
| TRPV1 is essential for inflammatory | thermal hyperalgesia. |
| ndio, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Cabazon, Anza, | Thermal, Idyllwild, Coachella, and other unincorporat |
| oncentration, composition and flux as well as | thermal image stills, visible and IR video, and infra |
| u are asked to explain in qualitative terms a | thermal image displayed in multiple colours, then you |
| red images taken from orbit by Mars Odyssey's | thermal imager. |
| Founded in 1978, the company makes | thermal imagers, thermal imager components, as well a |
| Less sensitive than cooled detector | thermal imagers. |
| A unanimous Court held that the | thermal imagery did not violate the accuser's right t |
| device decame part of TICM - the standard UK | thermal imaging common module used since the 1980s by |
| Keynes shows them a recording from a | thermal imaging camera and informs them about the rea |
| FLIR Systems (NASDAQ: FLIR) is a | thermal imaging (infrared) systems manufacturer based |
| s, high speed internet, satellite TV service, | thermal imaging cameras, and the SPOT, satellite mess |
| Starting from 30 April | thermal imaging was applied to passenger arrivals at |
| ate the line of people following him, and use | thermal imaging to find survivors. |
| ew team was "the purchase of a standard model | thermal imaging camera for each engine and ladder com |
| Thermal imaging cameras have also been reported to be | |
| Thermal imaging cameras are routinely assigned to Rap | |
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