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ng the sample to age, by holding it at room | temperature for a few hours, enables the carbon atoms t |
ns the yoghurt, but also produces the right | temperature for the growth of the culture. |
to cool the nest, keeping it at a suitable | temperature for larval development. |
Breath testers can be very sensitive to | temperature, for example, and will give false readings |
The mean daily maximum | temperature for January is 25.0 °C (77 °F) whilst the m |
e to keep coffee fresh and maintain serving | temperature for a longer period of time without burning |
to the mashing tubs to achieve the required | temperature for production. |
The room | temperature form β-MgH2 has a rutile structure. |
The room | temperature form NbO2 has a tetragonal, rutile-like str |
Sanidine is the high | temperature form of potassium feldspar (K,Na)(Si,Al)4O8 |
liquid and the structure refers to the low | temperature form. |
and reacts slowly with moisture at ambient | temperature, forming UO2 and HF, which are very corrosi |
el the metal reacts with iodine at elevated | temperature forming the iodide. |
The higher | temperature forms are electrical conductors. |
This is often caused by the extrusion | temperature, friction, or speed being too high. |
mers ranges from april to september, having | temperature from 18 to 48 degree celcius. |
, igneous in appearance but formed at a low | temperature from a water-rich melt, with large crystals |
ty of ammonium nitrate decreases 22% with a | temperature from 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F). |
fts are generally made of Invar, to prevent | temperature from changing tolerances too much. |
The actual scientifically valid change in | temperature from 32 to 96 °F is by a factor of 1.13 (30 |
lculates the emission of a blackbody at any | temperature from the emission at any one reference temp |
pregnated with sodium sulfate, and range in | temperature from 62 to 150 Fahrenheit. |
f the magnet coil just above the transition | temperature from super conducting to normal state". |
It is best served at | temperature from 16 to 18 оC. |
Riders experience extremes of | temperature from -20°C to 110°C. |
to describe the device's ability to measure | temperature from a distance. |
eld captive until then, through raising the | temperature from the tub she resided to boiling point. |
Passing combustible gas raises the | temperature further which increases the resistance of t |
by occasional rainfalls that bring down the | temperature further. |
ive device or 'photomixer' is made from low | temperature GaAs with a patterned metalised layer which |
At room | temperature gallium(III) telluride is an odorless, blac |
ed and technical parameters such as working | temperature, gas atmosphere, slag viscosity, etc. |
The high pressure and | temperature gas then enters the condenser. |
It is a high pressure, high | temperature gas condensate field with initial reservoir |
first graphite reactor, pool reactor, high | temperature gas reactor, molten salt reactor, fast reac |
ny different types of particulate in a high | temperature gas stream. |
ondenser precipitates the high pressure and | temperature gas to a high temperature liquid by transfe |
of H2 and O2 in two steps which makes high | temperature gas separation redundant. |
n infinite oxygen chains can exist in a low | temperature gas. |
ed by the compressor to a high pressure and | temperature gaseous state. |
nters the compressor in a low pressure, low | temperature, gaseous form. |
use such a complex method for producing low | temperature gases when they could be produced much more |
On lap 19, the | temperature gauge showed that his Williams was overheat |
over a large jump will also cause the boost | temperature gauge to drop quicker. |
takeoff attempt was overheating caused by a | temperature gauge's de-icing system, rather than a dysf |
, tachometer with 11,000 rpm redline, water | temperature gauge, indicators: oil pressure, high-beam, |
inters, dashboard clusters like Fuel Gauge, | Temperature Gauge, Gear Shift Indicators, Clocks for Au |
ting stall points and aircraft speed) and a | temperature gauge. |
o tachometers, two sets of oil pressure and | temperature gauges and even two accelerator pedals. |
service for cleaning and had no pressure or | temperature gauges that would have provided the workers |
speedometer and the other a fuel and water | temperature gauges. |
It is served chilled or at room | temperature, generally in the summertime, as the main c |
pical climates and usually losing leaves if | temperature gets below 60F. |
Additionally, as the | temperature gets colder, the fibers in the log become m |
T is the | temperature given above, and T' is the temperature of t |
During the hot weather, the | temperature goes up to a maximum of 40C and in cold wea |
Discus, on the other hand, will breed when | temperature goes up and there is an overabundance of pr |
of thermostat state) when the boiler water | temperature goes below a range around the low limit, en |
veins associated with granite, in some high | temperature gold veins, and in recent volcanic exhalati |
However, in TGGE, there is also a | temperature gradient across the gel. |
During the summer, the | temperature gradient helps to cool the house. |
he heat flow resulting from a perpendicular | temperature gradient and vice versa, and the Maggi-Righ |
The axial | temperature gradient in this technique can go as high a |
The Tullgren funnel works by creating a | temperature gradient over the sample such that mobile o |
ure, a lehr is typically a long kiln with a | temperature gradient from end to end, through which new |
where dT / dx is the | temperature gradient that results from the y-component |
uring the quiescent period of the process a | temperature gradient in the fluid emerged. |
rm, the house is heated against an exterior | temperature gradient of perhaps ten to fifteen degrees, |
ting and final temperatures, as well as the | temperature gradient (in units per minute) to be progra |
nd Stockbarger technique is subtle: while a | temperature gradient is already in place for the Bridgm |
Alternately, a | temperature gradient is induced. |
l is cooled at a moderate speed to keep the | temperature gradient minimal. |
a magnetic field is applied, an orthogonal | temperature gradient develops. |
y, so convective currents associated with a | temperature gradient in the bath provide a constant flo |
region of DNA, denaturing gradient gels and | temperature gradient gels can be used to detect the pre |
aside) are first to crystallize and so the | temperature gradient can be read to be from high to low |
ot-stage microscope is a metal strip with a | temperature gradient (range room temperature to 300°C). |
During frontogenesis, the | temperature gradient tightens and as a result the therm |
This | temperature gradient is caused by the natural springs t |
meter is likely to be less than 10cm) and a | temperature gradient of 300C between the top and bottom |
ch is grown in a modified zone furnace on a | temperature gradient. |
setups, one also prevents air movements and | temperature gradients by enclosing the surface in a box |
en found to be able to move along shallower | temperature gradients (0.001C/cm) than any other known |
elastic strains or | temperature gradients are neglected. |
anges and ocean currents ensure that smooth | temperature gradients (such as might be found if the Ea |
ic elements (such as currents, waves, ocean | temperature gradients, etc.). |
om the container so as to prevent excessive | temperature gradients. |
ht to be extremely hot, with an equilibrium | temperature greater than 1700 Kelvin (2600 Fahrenheit). |
ll be created in a fused form; it reaches a | temperature greater than 1100 °C and may melt its way t |
The copolymer has a glass transition | temperature greater than 100°C owing to the acrylonitri |
uld have been vaporised once their critical | temperature had been reached." |
e ground, but by mid-day on February 24 the | temperature had risen to the mid-50s Fahrenheit (around |
the density of a gas, and doubling absolute | temperature halves the density. |
e in light of the fact that since 1948, the | temperature has not exceeded 109 ℉ (42.8 ℃). |
f Commerce has given free lemonade when the | temperature has surpassed 90°F. |
e last few years, an increase in the summer | temperature has been observed. |
The | temperature has a relatively narrow range between 10°C |
ee cover for shading to maintain cold water | temperature, has high fertility and moderate acidity an |
med at different conditions of pressure and | temperature, has the same chemical composition but a re |
The change of phase at the lamellar-nematic | temperature has been ascribed to order-disorder transit |
The mean blackbody surface | temperature has been estimated to lie between −3 °C (fo |
The | temperature has a relatively high range between 15°C to |
the brain that respond to small changes in | temperature have also been described, providing informa |
e of this, lower estimates for the mass and | temperature have been proposed. |
dists” believe that foods cooked above this | temperature have lost much of their nutritional value a |
Alloy systems that are liquid at room | temperature have a high degree of thermal conductivity |
As of 2009, it supports core body | temperature, heart rate, respiration rate and skin temp |
This elevated | temperature heat shocks non-fecal bacteria and suppress |
rids and grafted trees, and the underground | temperature helps guard against frost. |
Near or above room | temperature, HF is a colorless gas. |
Superheated steam is steam at a | temperature higher than water's boiling point. |
ing to the Weather channel, monthly average | temperature highs range from 63 to 75 F. |
history modelling attempts to describe the | temperature history Tz,t and therefore requires a knowl |
ence of measuring the previous pressure and | temperature history of a metamorphic or intrusive igneo |
ectance is a key method for identifying the | temperature history of sediments in sedimentary basins. |
aken during basin modelling to evaluate the | temperature history of stratigraphic layers in a sedime |
where Tt0 is the surface | temperature history, Qt is the heat flow history and k |
reported in Anjara/Ajloun governorate where | temperature hit the 39.1 °C point on the 7th of August. |
portion of the fall season, before the cold | temperature hits. |
The | temperature hovered around 98ºF throughout the afternoo |
They are picked when the | temperature hovers around -8°C to -15°C, and then press |
is about 115 cm per year, while the average | temperature hovers around 25°C. |
The average | temperature hovers at about 39°F (4°C). |
The mountain's average annual | temperature hovers around 4 degrees celsius. |
The rise of | temperature, however, is never very great; we know more |
Ferromagnetic materials below their Curie | temperature, however, exhibit magnetic domains in which |
an altitude chamber, capable of controlling | temperature, humidity and atmospheric pressure. |
herent to an indoor swimming venue, namely: | temperature, humidity and lighting control. |
Environmentally controlled (altitude, | temperature, humidity) & connected by an airlock |
and base heights of clouds, visibility, air | temperature, humidity, sunshine duration, and atmospher |
tic, and more specifically the influence of | temperature, humidity, magnetic storms, and sunspots on |
ather observation data (rainfall, sunlight, | temperature, humidity, and pressure) to calculate evapo |
allowing precise control over the levels of | temperature, humidity, ventilation and lighting in the |
Sandglasses were affected by ambient | temperature, humidity, and sea state. |
influenced by the ratio of lipids present, | temperature, hydration, pressure and ionic strength (an |
es as heavy as a hydrogen atom, and at room | temperature, hydrogen is a gas, while lithium is solid. |
If a reduction takes place at a certain | temperature, hydrogen is consumed which is recorded by |
It is found most commonly in low | temperature hydrothermal vein deposits. |
It is a low | temperature hydrothermal phase occurring in zeolite fac |
It usually occurs in low | temperature hydrothermal deposits. |
It occurs in high | temperature hydrothermal deposits and contact metamorph |
It forms by low | temperature hydrothermal action in veins in association |
s interpreted as being the product of a low | temperature, hydrothermal origin. |
phosphate rich granite pegmatites and high | temperature hydrothermal veins. |
It occurs in high | temperature hydrothermal environments. |
It is a medium to low | temperature hydrothermal mineral occurring with quartz, |
Hypersalivation Sweating Weakness Subnormal | temperature Hypotension Rapid weak pulse Respiratory di |
de) so items should be ironed at a very low | temperature, if at all. |
en diagenesis and low-grade.With increasing | temperature illite is thought to undergo a transformati |
engine would be at or near normal operating | temperature immediately upon getting airborne. |
Room | temperature implies a temperature inside a temperature- |
The | temperature implies it falls into the pL class of hot J |
ng the pipe, a user draws slowly to control | temperature, improving the yield of cannabinoids. |
The water | temperature in the bathing and swimming area of the lag |
The average | temperature in July is 17 °C. |
The water | temperature in early January is around 38 degrees heade |
judges' scorecards, but the 103 °F (39 °C) | temperature in the ring took its toll. |
It is characterized by a glass transition | temperature in the range of −10 and 0 °C and a crystall |
roduct of the oxidation of ethylene at high | temperature in the presence of silver oxide catalyst, f |
sesite is a secondary mineral formed at low | temperature in hydrothermal mercury deposits. |
y if the fire burned constantly so that the | temperature in the flue was high enough to produce a dr |
The coldest | temperature in Florida history was recorded in the city |
regular intervals, and thus maintain a high | temperature in the incoming air. |
Average | temperature in Melun during the period 1953-2002 for Ja |
dows respond automatically according to the | temperature in the building; ventilating it naturally. |
The Highest officially maximum | temperature in Villamontes, Bolivia ever recorded is 49 |
lation, which in turn modulates sea surface | temperature in the north Atlantic. |
eramic) are slid against each other at high | temperature in an oxygen-containing atmosphere. |
The water | temperature in the spring is 79°C (174°F). |
The average | temperature in the cave is 11.8˚C. |
summer, night time is usually cool with low | temperature in the mid- to lower 60s. |
The highest known | temperature in Bearsville was 101°F, which occurred in |
Reduction of the combustion | temperature in gasoline engines, by reducing the compre |
On the same day, the nighttime minimum | temperature in Toronto was the highest ever recorded, o |
le addition product 6a can be formed at low | temperature in the presence of ether, but it is very un |
Involved in the regulation of reducing body | temperature in sleep, and acts opposite to prostaglandi |
The highest recorded natural | temperature in Finland, 37.2 °C (99.0 °F), was measured |
At low | temperature in a solid argon matrix it is possible to i |
Solubility Information: (at room | temperature in 100 ml of solvent) |
Mean maximum daily | temperature in summer is 34°C and in winter is 19°C. |
Lu2O3 and PdO (formed at high pressure and | temperature in the presence of potassium chlorate) has |
process the polymer to the lowest possible | temperature, in order to avoid its spontaneous depolyme |
The average annual | temperature in the lowest part of the mountain is almos |
Maximum | temperature in summer is around 24°C to 27°C. |
On February 9, 1934, the | temperature in Vanderbilt fell to −51°F (−46°C), the co |
Furthermore the outside | temperature in Castorp's residence is out of balance: i |
n this way results in very fast increase of | temperature in the spot of impact causing the melting o |
The inversion | temperature in thermodynamics and cryogenics is the cri |
es cannot be spontaneously broken at finite | temperature in systems with sufficiently short-range in |
The gas | temperature in the jet bottom is less than 20,000 kelvi |
e a radar system to measure the density and | temperature in this difficult-to-study atmospheric regi |
The tapeworm is sensitive to | temperature, in addition the species is thermophilic; l |
Where T is | temperature in Celsius and A and B are constants. |
esponses to a predicted change in core body | temperature in response to changing environmental condi |
Because of this effect, the lowering of | temperature in moist, cold ground does not happen at a |
cold one produces a parcel of intermediate | temperature, in which the overall increase in entropy r |
The all-time lowest recorded | temperature in Parker occurred on December 31, 1911, wh |
t to be held there because the average high | temperature in San Diego in February is 72 °F (22 °C), |
A new arrival noticed that the | temperature in the PORV tail pipe and the holding tanks |
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