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| he reaction mixture is left to cool to room | temperature to prevent further reaction. |
| four thermodynamic diagrams used to display | temperature lapse rate and moisture content profiles in |
| r electrolysis process in SORFC due to high | temperature. |
| troleum industry, cloud point refers to the | temperature below which wax in diesel or biowax in biod |
| When these oils are returned to room | temperature, they become again transparent. |
| and its contents could be subjected to high | temperature to dry the filtrate and possible oxidize, o |
| t passage the tanks will warm up to ambient | temperature returning the vessel to a gassed up and war |
| was known for recruiting viewers to provide | temperature and rainfall as "weather watchers", and for |
| Part of their marketing strategy is to use | temperature sensitive paper on their bottle label. |
| d of problems with his KERS system due to a | temperature problem, and was advised to turn it off. |
| o that the instrument can be set to measure | temperature differences at either high or low temperatu |
| ng, numbness, decreased sensation to touch, | temperature, and vibration, and tiredness for up to six |
| The intensity is proportional to the | temperature of broad vertical layers of the atmosphere, |
| age, consisting of apple cider, heated to a | temperature just below boiling, with cinnamon, orange p |
| In operation, the SIS must be cooled to a | temperature significantly lower than the superconductin |
| etarget function because it is coupled to a | temperature bath which is cooled down slowly from its i |
| ow, and for various body organs to operate, | temperature must remain at consistent, balanced levels. |
| with phase locked loop circuitry to reduce | temperature drift to less than 250ppm/oC. |
| controlling leafy spurge was related to the | temperature degree days at the control site, with sites |
| mation of ferrite, pearlite or bainite to a | temperature slightly above the martensite start (Ms) po |
| at, where it is allowed to warm to solution | temperature; and |
| in a fuel-fired furnace (fired heater) to a | temperature of about 398 °C and routed into the bottom |
| pulled up again with the magnet or put to a | temperature change that leaves the markers uncovered. |
| In addition to building | temperature and moisture control, spray foam insulation |
| together are not ignited by exposure to the | temperature of melting silver". |
| f water and stirring vigorously to minimize | temperature variations. |
| rse of a year in response to precipitation, | temperature, evapotranspiration, and drainage basin cha |
| iversity found the tree was hardy down to a | temperature of -30°C (−22°F). |
| han 1) are thermally simple, due to uniform | temperature fields inside the body. |
| form or contract due to heatwork to produce | temperature equivalents. |
| It is then quenched to a | temperature of 150 °F (66 °C) over 1 to 2 hours. |
| to describe the device's ability to measure | temperature from a distance. |
| It is a medium to low | temperature hydrothermal mineral occurring with quartz, |
| or with its input stage cooled to cryogenic | temperature |
| roper tempature before cooling back to room | temperature. |
| her a physiological effect (due to elevated | temperature) or enhanced photosynthesis (due to increas |
| d and mineral water which is heated up to a | temperature which is significantly higher than body tem |
| mposite manufacturing uses fluid to control | temperature, as opposed to the gas generally used withi |
| and are usually built underground to reduce | temperature swings. |
| here it automatically collects up to 20,000 | temperature readings per day. |
| ction Calorimetry is the ability to control | temperature in the face of extreme thermal events. |
| process used sand and soda ash heated to a | temperature of 2,600 °F (1,430 °C) and "gathered" with |
| With a magnifier it is possible to estimate | temperature changes to 0.001 °C. |
| The term can also refer to a | temperature of food to be consumed, which is placed in |
| A doctor called on him and took his | temperature, but did not suspect serious problems. |
| ers usually also have an input of total air | temperature. |
| and phosphorus), various toxic pollutants, | temperature, etc. |
| hanotrophic bacteria, transport mechanisms, | temperature, substrate type, plant life, and climate. |
| TREF: performs the TREF technique ( | Temperature Rising Elution Fractionation) for the chara |
| TriboTC - | temperature control stage operational software |
| e crystal structure of tungsten trioxide is | temperature dependent. |
| r, bright sound, and stayed in tune through | temperature and humidity changes. |
| Inside the tunnel the | temperature is a constant 50 degrees with humidity of 8 |
| ts like a Thermal Buffer Zone - Two smaller | temperature differentials produce much lower heat trans |
| me, Distance (pc), Spectral Type, Effective | Temperature, Apparent Magnitude V, Mass, Radius, Age, R |
| irements of various kimchi types, including | temperature control and different fermentation processe |
| The UAH satellite | temperature dataset, developed at the University of Ala |
| X-Cube Flash, An ultra high | temperature bench top flow chemistry reactor |
| botic system to operate within an Ultra Low | Temperature (ULT) environment. |
| ll as into barcoded cryotubes for Ultra Low | Temperature (ULT) storage. |
| ese are extremely attractive for ultra high | temperature applications. |
| hat do not change state to vapour under the | temperature and pressure conditions present in the inta |
| stability of 5-methyluridine under standard | temperature and pressure (STP) is very high. |
| ne that would be 10 µm thick under standard | temperature and pressure. |
| hat this plant thrives well even under high | temperature (40-45 C). |
| I usually park my car under the | temperature of 35degrees. |
| Migmatites form under extreme | temperature conditions during prograde metamorphism, wh |
| m phenolate and carbon dioxide under higher | temperature and pressure. |
| ermobarometry relies upon understanding the | temperature of formation of minerals within metamorphic |
| In fact, it is not; and unless the | temperature is kept very low, quick isomerization to th |
| result of transition from an unstable high | temperature isometric form on cooling. |
| and then shuts off until the | temperature falls to below 540 °C (1000 °F). |
| lution of nitrogen was not observed until a | temperature of 175 °C had been reached. |
| reatment for sulfur water is turning up the | temperature setting on the water heater to over 140°F a |
| r damage due to shattering on the way up to | temperature, or more importantly, slumping while being |
| heric curvature are only dependent upon the | temperature and pressure at the location of the observe |
| ity of which depends greatly upon pressure, | temperature and to a lesser extent, the gas composition |
| warm place for 1-2 days depending upon the | temperature. |
| The refractory selected depends upon the | temperature inside the kiln and the chemical nature of |
| Exsolution symplectite may be used as | temperature proxies. |
| ology the mineral clinopyroxene is used for | temperature and pressure calculations of the magma that |
| The latter is most commonly used for | temperature measurement. |
| Since no arc or combustion is used, the | temperature of the material is no higher than required |
| Polyphenylene sulfide is a useful high | temperature plastic. |
| Such fibers are useful for | temperature measurement. |
| Cryogenic process using low | temperature distillation. |
| or in a separate one (two-step PCR) using a | temperature between 40°C and 50°C, depending on the pro |
| reparation, only upon the present values of | temperature, pressure and magnetic field, and therefore |
| Crack vaporizes near | temperature 90 °C (194 °F), much lower than the cocaine |
| en months of the year and mild variation in | temperature. |
| in a climate with less diurnal variation in | temperature than surrounding areas. |
| e tropics often have seasonal variations in | temperature that are smaller than their diurnal variati |
| the pendulum which arise from variations of | temperature. |
| large, swift variations in | temperature |
| ion will then be sensitive to variations in | temperature and stress in the fiber. |
| ability to withstand extreme variations in | temperature, its fertility, its ease of breeding, its m |
| process does not use extreme variations of | temperature and therefore chemically strengthened glass |
| les are much less affected by variations in | temperature, and do not need to be mixed on-demand like |
| He investigated also the variations of | temperature in the atmosphere and ocean. |
| The pitch varies with | temperature and it can also be affected by the boundary |
| product line to include a large variety of | temperature measuring instruments, such as data loggers |
| The value can also vary with | temperature and pressure. |
| ator transition, obtained by varying either | temperature or pressure. |
| The winery uses stainless steel vats with | temperature control. |
| zed) potential (relative velocity, voltage, | temperature difference) times some substance-like quant |
| herent to an indoor swimming venue, namely: | temperature, humidity and lighting control. |
| s and to determine high vertical resolution | temperature profiles. |
| e thermoelectric generator (RTG), very high | temperature reactor (VHTR), and liquid metal cooled rea |
| lower if one demands water with a very high | temperature. |
| polypropylene, they can be used in very low | temperature (-80 °C to liquid nitrogen temperatures) or |
| the oxide and the production of a very high | temperature for purposes of welding. |
| It has very good | temperature stability and prevents solidification of li |
| The very high | temperature causes the viscosity of the gas to increase |
| airless body this gives rise to very large | temperature differences. |
| de) so items should be ironed at a very low | temperature, if at all. |
| growth is typically performed at very high | temperature, such as 1100 oC. |
| th is a tool used to maintain a very stable | temperature much like an incubator. |
| ess, for fast maturation of cheese via high | temperature and humidity. |
| so as to preclude mechanical vibration and | temperature variation to minimise any mitigating factor |
| low rate is independent of the viscosity or | temperature of the fluid or gas in the pipe, and depend |
| and base heights of clouds, visibility, air | temperature, humidity, sunshine duration, and atmospher |
| hese are the generation of large volume low | temperature plasmas, the interaction of microwaves with |
| precise relationship between the volume and | temperature of a gas. |
| oehlich (see Galactic Cosmic Rays vs Global | Temperature). |
| e heated and used to provide a warm, stable | temperature in which to incubate a "starter" overnight |
| ts argue that because of the warmer storage | temperature of Mr. Morstoel, he should not be counted a |
| It is accelerated by warmth, but | temperature extremes impede it. |
| Moapa daces require warm water, in | temperature range of 87 to 93 °F. |
| the ones observed in liquid water: negative | temperature expansion, density maximum, and a heat capa |
| ting (of game birds such as waterfowl), and | temperature extremes, low population levels and food sh |
| pecies overwinters in the deep waters where | temperature does not drop below 4 °C (39 °F); the fact |
| rs, each sensing a particular wavelength, a | temperature profile, or sounding of the atmosphere, can |
| ic elements (such as currents, waves, ocean | temperature gradients, etc.). |
| oud point is synonymous with wax appearance | temperature (WAT) and wax precipitation temperature (WP |
| This way, any | temperature between room temperature and about 10K can |
| Hypersalivation Sweating Weakness Subnormal | temperature Hypotension Rapid weak pulse Respiratory di |
| Weather conditions ( | temperature, wind, rain status) |
| During the hot weather, the | temperature goes up to a maximum of 40C and in cold wea |
| Unlike wet bulb | temperature, dry bulb temperature does not indicate the |
| often come during the time of year when the | temperature is often below that which a particular bree |
| When the | temperature is high and the relative humidity is high, |
| f Commerce has given free lemonade when the | temperature has surpassed 90°F. |
| weathering increases by 2-3 times when the | temperature increases by 10 degrees Celsius. |
| The blower goes on when the | temperature inside the toilet reaches 55 °C (130 °F). |
| When the | temperature is not constant within the device (this all |
| They are picked when the | temperature hovers around -8°C to -15°C, and then press |
| l with water and freeze again, but when the | temperature rises later, the ice expands and forces its |
| of hydrogen in iron will increase when the | temperature increases, resulting in the higher resistan |
| visiting is between May and August when the | temperature ranges from a max 35 C to a minimum of 10 C |
| ely one second after the Big Bang, when the | temperature of the universe was approximately 10 billio |
| (a form of hibernation) in autumn when the | temperature drops. |
| e their prepupae spend the winter, when the | temperature ranges from about 20°C to 30°C. |
| Sheep are most comfortable when the | temperature is moderate, so fans may be needed for fres |
| However when the | temperature and pressure decrease as would occur when t |
| ensitive and symptoms only develop when the | temperature is in the range 20-25ºC. |
| o diffuse into the leaves at night when the | temperature (and therefore evaporation) is lower. |
| Now when the | temperature raises for amplification to 72 degrees, the |
| It is known to develop when the | temperature is sufficiently close to the melting point, |
| This recombination event happened when the | temperature was around 3000 K or when the universe was |
| the vaulted cellars of the abbey where the | temperature is maintained at 14 °C, with high humidity. |
| n the workings reached 3,600 feet where the | temperature at the coal face reached 100 degrees Fahren |
| ntative of supergene environments where low | temperature rain water (meteoric) becomes acidic. |
| version for relative temperatures, where no | temperature difference is zero in all units, is simply |
| for Meteorological consultancies, where the | temperature was reported to be 40.3 |
| ribes the manufacturing process, where high | temperature resistant wires are pulled through molten s |
| own to depths of nearly three km, where the | temperature is approximately 75°C. |
| efers to the point beyond the die where the | temperature of the molten plastic falls below the softe |
| ion is resolved, and geothermometry where a | temperature of formation is resolved. |
| tains and volcanoes of Guatemala, where the | temperature is an average of 62 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| comfortably live in a dry climate where the | temperature can reach 104 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| ics, die attachment to heatsinks where high | temperature stability is required (e.g. |
| erapy pools and one swimming pool where the | temperature is in between 16-42C. |
| r volcanic origin, in climates in which the | temperature ranges between 4 and 25 degrees C; where th |
| r cold air advection (CAA), which influence | temperature. |
| tside the boundary layer in which velocity, | temperature, and/or concentration gradients are negligi |
| ation, and the Beale equation in which this | temperature term is taken as a constant. |
| nd Stockbarger technique is subtle: while a | temperature gradient is already in place for the Bridgm |
| Wide operating | temperature range. |
| Wide diurnal | temperature ranges are regular, due to the aridity and |
| fic Ocean, the AVA is prone to wide diurnal | temperature variation of between 40 to 50 degrees Fahre |
| The area has a wide diurnal | temperature variation of up to 50 °F (10 °C), with dayt |
| y 10m with equipment to measure wind speed, | temperature and humidity, and sited in an enclosure wit |
| ame was played under the coldest wind chill | temperature in NFL history. |
| eteorological observations are of wind, air | temperature, cloud amount, cloud cover, cloud height (c |
| e, Greek wine, Vitis vinifera, wine serving | temperature, West Australian wine, other Start class ar |
| That day also saw Wisley's highest | temperature of 37.8 °C (100.0 °F) |
| rthquake shock, but has a small size with a | temperature magnitude that runs up to 6°C, and the tect |
| ke-off a short-circuit caused sparks with a | temperature of some 2,000 degrees celsius and a fire in |
| e inside of homes became ovens, with indoor | temperature exceeding 90 °F (32 °C) at night. |
| ent gases usually decreases with increasing | temperature at around the room temperature, the partial |
| trical resistance of a wire varies with its | temperature. |
| lly on soft muddy bottoms, in waters with a | temperature of 2-14 °C (36-57 °F). |
| t area experiences hot summers with maximum | temperature of 40 °C (104.0 °F) with hot and humid clim |
| ty of ammonium nitrate decreases 22% with a | temperature from 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F). |
| cool (for its tropical range) water, with a | temperature of 18-24 °C (64-75 °F), but of course it mu |
| ownstream area of the lake is 750 ha with a | temperature variation from 370C to 50C and rainfall dur |
| l that is needed is the solder pot with its | temperature control panel, the bath of molten solder, a |
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