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| re is sealed in a vacuum and held at a high | temperature over a longer period (1000 °C for five days |
| es: a conventional disordered phase at high | temperature, and a low-temperature phase with quasi-lon |
| is quite useful for maintaining an intended | temperature within a separatory funnel, for example, af |
| t there appears to be a lower bound for the | temperature of a vacuum, meaning that the universe woul |
| , igneous in appearance but formed at a low | temperature from a water-rich melt, with large crystals |
| eceiver, a mixer, an oscillator, a clock, a | temperature sensor, a compass, a pitch and roll sensor, |
| as thermal ballast that quenches the flame | temperature to a level below which the flame cannot exi |
| hermometers help recording and plotting the | temperature on a SmartPhone/PC/Laptop/Netbook/TabletPC. |
| t then be incubated at a 37 degrees Celsius | temperature and a 5-10% CO2 atmosphere. |
| present Flandrian climate should decline in | temperature towards a global climate similar to that of |
| ring too often, aquastats have a high limit | temperature and a low limit. |
| point is determined by finding the highest | temperature of a differential scanning calorimetry char |
| an be driven out by application of elevated | temperature and a vacuum. |
| Physical abilities: able to determine | temperature of a flame to a thousandth of a degree at a |
| sed to estimate the free energy and melting | temperature of a nucleic acid duplex. |
| He argued that the radiant | temperature of a body can be raised by reflecting its l |
| Thus with a time and | temperature machine, a caller might hear: "Save by the |
| Cup (or Ice Bowl) in 1977 in Montreal, the | temperature was a balmy 12 degrees Celsius. |
| At low | temperature in a solid argon matrix it is possible to i |
| re cooked in bulk and can be stored on room | temperature for a couple of days. |
| Room | temperature implies a temperature inside a temperature- |
| This test gives an estimate for the lowest | temperature that a fuel will give trouble free flow in |
| ermined by environmental factors, including | temperature, since a series of mild winters in Scandina |
| les filled at a bottling plant or the water | temperature of a dishwashing machine each time it is ru |
| ction of bromine with niobium metal at high | temperature in a tube furnace. |
| The | temperature has a relatively narrow range between 10°C |
| r diamond where chemical reactivity or high | temperature is a problem in grinding or cutting. |
| ocess of "icing" beer involves lowering the | temperature of a batch of beer until ice crystals form. |
| For example, raising the | temperature in a polymer guest-host system close to the |
| The | temperature of a material with low thermal inertia chan |
| The water | temperature at a depth of 995 m was found to be 46.2°C, |
| The Krafft | temperature is a point of phase change below which the |
| diving, a thermocline where water drops in | temperature by a few degrees Celsius quite suddenly can |
| Inside the tunnel the | temperature is a constant 50 degrees with humidity of 8 |
| il appears as a clear golden liquid at room | temperature with a slightly fatty odor. |
| fore 3:00pm, accompanied by a rapid drop in | temperature and a fierce wind change that uprooted tree |
| d to convert the function of resistance vs. | temperature of a thermistor into a linear function of l |
| The | temperature in a gas cracker exceeds 1000 °C. |
| The annealing | temperature during a polymerase chain reaction determin |
| t to the established consensus that low air | temperature was a major factor in Challenger's destruct |
| The water | temperature of a hot spring is usually 6.5 °C (12 °F) o |
| ter in the vines can help keep the internal | temperature of a the leaf only a few degrees above the |
| Infrared thermometers infer | temperature using a portion of the thermal radiation so |
| tool specimens unless it is left at ambient | temperature for a day or more. |
| His body | temperature is a subtle metaphor for his lack of clarit |
| The records show an average | temperature of a few °C (°F) below 0 °C (32 °F) in summ |
| the steam dries it effectively, raises its | temperature to a point where condensation is much less |
| The density of mercury will change with | temperature, so a reading must be adjusted for the temp |
| The decomposition | temperature of a substance is the temperature at which |
| sive amounts of glucose are released at low | temperature and a special form of insulin allows for th |
| Alloy systems that are liquid at room | temperature have a high degree of thermal conductivity |
| arrison, as a pendulum that compensates for | temperature errors: a grid of alternating brass and ste |
| ularly suitable for use in measuring subsea | temperature as a function of pressure. |
| The surface | temperature fluctuates a bit, but the bottom temperatur |
| can create negative feedback on the global | temperature with a typical time scale of a few million |
| , spontaneous net flow of heat from a lower | temperature to a higher temperature had never been obse |
| l cameras use a sensor operating at ambient | temperature, or a sensor stabilized at a temperature cl |
| practice of using colours to determine the | temperature of a piece of (usually) ferrous metal comes |
| anol because it tends to be a solid at room | temperature, with a melting point slightly above 25 °C. |
| ng the sample to age, by holding it at room | temperature for a few hours, enables the carbon atoms t |
| Room | temperature is a common term that can either denote a c |
| bed molecules is measured by increasing the | temperature at a heating rate of typically 2 K/s to 10 |
| The LFL decreases with increasing | temperature; thus, a mixture that is below its LFL at a |
| to overcome is being able to grow at a low | temperature during a presumably short time span when a |
| The | temperature has a relatively high range between 15°C to |
| ausing them to evaporate at nearly the same | temperature at a similar rate, making normal distillati |
| First, the whey is heated to a low | temperature just a few degrees below 100 °F and then ew |
| It usually comes at room | temperature, like a real ale, it shouldn't be refrigera |
| is approximately 3-4 weeks, depending upon | temperature, and a single female may give birth on mult |
| The measurement of | temperature is a vital part of instrumentation in petro |
| At | temperature 78.3°K a thermal anomalie occurred. |
| The water | temperature is a steady 74.2° F (23.5° C) year-round. |
| he assumption of a Venerean distribution of | temperature and a maximum albedo of 0.8, the temperatur |
| to describe the device's ability to measure | temperature from a distance. |
| The | temperature that a particular ice nucleator initiates f |
| The Meteorology Instrument System had a | temperature sensor, a pressure sensor, a relative humid |
| Tungsten, a setting for color | temperature on a digital camera |
| precise relationship between the volume and | temperature of a gas. |
| he pour point can be defined as the minimum | temperature of a liquid, particularly a lubricant, afte |
| Fermented at a higher | temperature than a lager it produces a range of refresh |
| d to electromagnetic radiation: the rise in | temperature induces a hydrodynamic expansion which lead |
| e to keep coffee fresh and maintain serving | temperature for a longer period of time without burning |
| g a standard alcohol solution at a specific | temperature using a simulator each time the operator of |
| medium carbon steel and is quenched from a | temperature above A1 but below A3 on a continuous cooli |
| Once the | temperature is able to be controlled measurement of a v |
| Its | temperature is about 92 °C (198 °F). |
| trical resistivity of curium increases with | temperature - about twice between 4 and 60 K - and then |
| It has a melting | temperature of about 3250 degrees Celsius. |
| The average annual | temperature is about 60°F (16°C), and the average annua |
| The molten alloy has a solidus | temperature of about 910 °C. |
| Typically the annealing | temperature is about 3-5 degrees Celsius below the Tm o |
| It has a surface | temperature of about 6,000 to 7,500 kelvin. |
| a 17.7-magnitude white dwarf, with surface | temperature of about 75,000 K (74,700 °C). |
| hite bursage community, and the mean annual | temperature is about 60 °F (16 °C) to 75 °F (24 °C). |
| f hydrogen is emitted from the surface at a | temperature of about 5,000 K, giving the star an orange |
| July's average | temperature is about 18 °C (64 °F). |
| January's average | temperature is about −5 °C (23 °F). |
| orm the present nebula, and has the surface | temperature of about 88,400 K. |
| SAO 49986 possesses a surface | temperature of about 11,000 kelvins, and is about the s |
| beck coefficient of uranium dioxide at room | temperature is about 750 µV/K, a value significantly hi |
| point of around 60°C and a glass transition | temperature of about −60°C. |
| pacity, its interior is extremely cold, its | temperature being about 16 K (−257 °C). |
| In the winter season the average | temperature is about 10 Degrees Celsius, and in the sum |
| The dust surrounding Denebola has a | temperature of about 120 K (−153 °C). |
| ral type K0, meaning it possesses a surface | temperature of about 5,000 kelvin. |
| eater outlet pressure of about 3800 psi and | temperature of about 1050 degrees fahrenheit. |
| Its average | temperature is about 6 degrees. |
| when the stone is heated over charcoal of a | temperature of about 1300 °C (2400 °F) for 20 to 30 min |
| ol gas in the center of the galaxy with the | temperature of about 500 K and warm gas distributed thr |
| principally the air-acetylene flame with a | temperature of about 2300 °C and the nitrous oxide (N2O |
| The cloud has a | temperature of about 6000 °C, about the same temperatur |
| ectral type M0III, meaning it has a surface | temperature of about 3,500 kelvins. |
| in a fuel-fired furnace (fired heater) to a | temperature of about 398 °C and routed into the bottom |
| ral type A0, meaning it possesses a surface | temperature of about 11,000 kelvin, which is almost twi |
| it becomes incandescent at a relatively low | temperature -- about 95° C. |
| The annual average | temperature is about 11.2 °C (52 °F), with an average m |
| e clouds occur at very high altitudes, at a | temperature of about minus 40-50 Celsius. |
| spectral type F0V, meaning it has a surface | temperature of about 7,500 kelvins. |
| s 0.05091 AU, giving it a predicted surface | temperature of about 1782 K. |
| ol is a furnace product of molten rock at a | temperature of about 1600 °C, through which a stream of |
| ion gases are cooled to the converter inlet | temperature of about 420-440 °C. |
| It is restricted to areas where the water | temperature remains above 20 °C (68 °F) throughout the |
| even more severely by sudden large drops in | temperature even above freezing. |
| ration in acidic conditions if the reaction | temperature rises above -30°C, and since Kidston did no |
| mation of ferrite, pearlite or bainite to a | temperature slightly above the martensite start (Ms) po |
| t, oil, or lead bath: held in the bath at a | temperature slightly above the range at which martensit |
| und the world to regulate the storage water | temperature to above 60 °C (140 °F), and to circulate o |
| ne there is the zone of LCT (lower critical | temperature) and above there is the zone of UCT (upper |
| Above the heavy line, the | temperature is above the boiling point, and the dry (su |
| g degrees (GDs) is defined as the number of | temperature degrees above a certain threshold base temp |
| T is the | temperature given above, and T' is the temperature of t |
| At any | temperature above absolute zero, the vibrating atoms cr |
| but relative humidity is a function of both | temperature and absolute moisture content, so small tem |
| required for this is thus determined by the | temperature dependent absorption and by the amount of e |
| It is found in nature as relatively low | temperature mineral acanthite. |
| st commonly used and consists in increasing | temperature to accelerate destabilisation (below critic |
| (MDMT)M is the lowest | temperature permitted according to the metallurgy of th |
| erent origins, conversion from one absolute | temperature requires accounting for that. |
| e adsorption, absorption, membranes and low | temperature systems achieved by refrigeration or expans |
| However, in TGGE, there is also a | temperature gradient across the gel. |
| atio, but deltaH/T (roughly proportional to | temperature drop across the unit/component entry temper |
| It forms by low | temperature hydrothermal action in veins in association |
| , wind erosion, great and sudden changes of | temperature, chemical action and occasional water erosi |
| led, i.e. cooled below it's normal freezing | temperature, without actually freezing. |
| The tapeworm is sensitive to | temperature, in addition the species is thermophilic; l |
| y limiting growth factors, nutrient supply, | temperature, and additional inhibiting factors. |
| Starting at some initial | temperature, each adiabatic path would lead to a differ |
| on the marver, for two reasons: controlling | temperature and adjusting shape. |
| y impure) is dissolved in a solvent at high | temperature, taking advantage of the fact that most sol |
| Temperature can affect the rotation of light which shou | |
| , the relationship between rate of rutting, | temperature and age was identified. |
| and withstand treatment with 2% SDS at room | temperature, and aggregates, which are bundles of polym |
| rom the host, as well as sensing changes in | temperature and air currents. |
| An inversion layer is when the normal | temperature (warm air below, cold air above) profile is |
| ght pollution and, as the sea has a uniform | temperature, the air is also free of rising currents wh |
| epend on a hypotheses regarding atmospheric | temperature or air density in relation to altitude. |
| pared by the bromination of toluene at room | temperature in air, using manganese(IV) oxide as a hete |
| rom near freezing at high altitude, to high | temperature of airframe and engine parts being cooled. |
| At higher | temperature, the Al(III) centers become randomized to g |
| The annual | temperature in Albany, GA is 67 F. The springs are 68 F |
| t will measure the atmospheric composition, | temperature and albedo of a representative sample of kn |
| At room | temperature, cetyl alcohol takes the form of a waxy whi |
| ibrium is manipulated by careful control of | temperature and alkali concentration. |
| ling the valve stems to function at a lower | temperature, thus allowing the valve stems (and other p |
| the brain that respond to small changes in | temperature have also been described, providing informa |
| the hot springs, although fluctuating water | temperature is also a factor. |
| limited to salinities of at least 15‰, and | temperature may also affect reproduction. |
| GC content and melting | temperature must also be taken into account when design |
| r-water system is dependent not only on the | temperature but also on the absolute pressure of the sy |
| Comfortable | temperature levels also factor into how well a person f |
| fog formation include not only low surface | temperature but also a preexisting surface inversion of |
| Small changes in pH and | temperature fluctuations also contribute to inaccuracy. |
| Where S is entropy, T is | temperature (which also could be C in the equation pres |
| liania huxleyi, respond to changes in water | temperature by altering the production of long-chain un |
| o not state rated pressure as a function of | temperature or altitude and leave it to the user to mak |
| shift from black to white but the planetary | temperature was always regulated back to this optimum ( |
| At a certain | temperature the amount of moisture absorbed by the salt |
| At any given | temperature, the amount of energy needed to create a va |
| eteorological observations are of wind, air | temperature, cloud amount, cloud cover, cloud height (c |
| ization and heat with semiconductors at low | temperature was an original idea by Lawrence M. Krauss, |
| ome enthusiasts recommend raising the water | temperature of an infected fish's environment, in order |
| eramic) are slid against each other at high | temperature in an oxygen-containing atmosphere. |
| In a high | temperature environment, an epimerization change is lik |
| y described as a oily liquid or gas at room | temperature with an extremely noxious odor. |
| A Bancroft point is the | temperature where an azeotrope occurs in a binary syste |
| concept of the variation in the ocean water | temperature with an increase in depth is used in the Lo |
| lol currently holds the record high average | temperature for an inhabited location on Earth, where a |
| t NFL game on record in terms of actual air | temperature, with an official game-time temperature of |
| or cooking purposes, it has a very low melt | temperature and an extremely high burn temperature. |
| tains and volcanoes of Guatemala, where the | temperature is an average of 62 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| point is given for each degree of error on | temperature, 1/2 an error point is given for each knot |
| bs and traps sunlight, maintaining the lake | temperature at an average of 55 °F (12.8 °C) on the sur |
| thermistors can be also used to monitor the | temperature of an incubator. |
| Thermodynamically the higher the operation | temperature of an engine, the greater the possible effi |
| In a high | temperature environment, an epimerization change is mor |
| The | temperature of an H I region is about 100 K, and it is |
| of hydrogen at high pressure by raising the | temperature with an external heat source like a heated |
| ber 11, an Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit | temperature cross-section analysis indicated the system |
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