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The LFL decreases with increasing | temperature; thus, a mixture that is below its LFL at a |
the building's fabric has reached the ideal | temperature to start the next day. |
as thermal ballast that quenches the flame | temperature to a level below which the flame cannot exi |
le factor, between 0 and 1, used along with | temperature, to calculate emittance for a given materia |
ble thermometer that allows a person's core | temperature to be continuously monitored. |
with mercury, tin and other metals at room | temperature to make amalgams that are widely used for d |
of iron to reduce antimony sulfide at high | temperature to antimony regulus, and combining it with |
In winter it is not unusual for the | temperature to drop into the 50's F. |
cted, allowing measurements of the planet's | temperature to be made as the planet passed through per |
dicator should always be at the outside air | temperature to ensure that it is ready for use. |
often be tuned (by tilting or changing the | temperature) to cope with the associated Doppler effect |
Stannane decomposes slowly at room | temperature to give metallic tin and hydrogen and ignit |
options to account for air pressure and air | temperature to calculate the value of ozone. |
The high tin content increased the casting | temperature to 1200-1300 °C. |
nd avoid cold items to raise the katamari's | temperature to 10,000 degrees Celsius. |
But for T < Tinv, expansion causes | temperature to decrease because the work of attractive |
Shortbread is baked at a low | temperature to avoid browning. |
lladium(II) acetate in acetonitrile at room | temperature to the internal salt 2 with formation of hy |
the reaction take place anywhere from room | temperature to 55 °C (131 °F) for safety reasons. |
It decomposes at room | temperature to form HF and O |
ving inside an object, causing the object's | temperature to rise until it burst into flames. |
his climate is for the coldest month's mean | temperature to be between −3 °C (26.6 °F) and 18 °C (64 |
ter underneath the thermometer, causing the | temperature to rise, expanding the thermometer, such th |
he reaction mixture is left to cool to room | temperature to prevent further reaction. |
Measurement of an x-ray spectrum allows the | temperature to be determined, assuming it is thermal em |
n praxis, KTP crystals needs to have stable | temperature to operate if they are pumped with 1064 nm. |
ium hexafluoride, which requires much lower | temperature to vaporize. |
and its contents could be subjected to high | temperature to dry the filtrate and possible oxidize, o |
tion time is the time required at a certain | temperature to kill 90% of the organisms being studied. |
the steam dries it effectively, raises its | temperature to a point where condensation is much less |
relates the base-2 logarithmic increase in | temperature to the increase in the dimensionless entrop |
primers are used to predict their annealing | temperature to the template DNA. |
rsing thermometer is able to record a given | temperature to be viewed at a later time. |
und the world to regulate the storage water | temperature to above 60 °C (140 °F), and to circulate o |
t to its star, combine to bring the surface | temperature to more than 2,500 K (2,200 °C). |
, spontaneous net flow of heat from a lower | temperature to a higher temperature had never been obse |
have needed before the rock reached closure | temperature to produce all 87Sr, yet considering that t |
He can raise his own body | temperature to the point where he can burst into flames |
It has similar mass, metallicity and | temperature to the Sun and was called a solar twin in a |
idence that suggests decreasing the surface | temperature to below the dew point temperature for a sh |
ed through the sample, heating it to a high | temperature to excite the atoms within it. |
maize, oats, wheat, etc.) is cooked at high | temperature to gelatinise the starch endosperm creating |
st commonly used and consists in increasing | temperature to accelerate destabilisation (below critic |
Insulation reduced the ambient | temperature to 80°F (27°C), and the loss of energy from |
st, tolerates reduced salinity, has a lower | temperature tolerance than Chthamalus spp and a higher |
al zone (TNZ) is essentially an endotherm's | temperature tolerance range. |
Temperature tolerance was 1°F for Prehardener, 1/2°F fo | |
fer highly oxygenated water and have a high | temperature tolerance. |
car manufacturers frequently test there for | temperature tolerance. |
present Flandrian climate should decline in | temperature towards a global climate similar to that of |
Temperature traps. | |
e measurements, and that by leaving out the | temperature trend during the 20th century, the graph ob |
arming is supported by the near-equality of | temperature trends on windy nights with trends based on |
able in its close fit between the solar and | temperature trends." |
At room | temperature, triazene is a gas, and as with many other |
nd De Sitter Thermodynamics from Diamonds's | Temperature, Triply special relativity from six dimensi |
High | temperature tubes for autoclaves |
the warmest months - July and August - the | temperature typically ranges from 25 to 29 °C (77 to 84 |
indium, and tin, which are liquids at room | temperature, typically freezing at −19 °C (−2 °F). |
In general, the edge | temperature under expected use is an important determin |
ng it is a bright giant star with a surface | temperature under 3,500 kelvins. |
bath is a reservoir of particles at finite | temperature undergoing Brownian motion, and that in the |
ng a fan to keep both the CO2 level and the | temperature uniform. |
rm because it tends not to vaporize at room | temperature unless it is in its pure glacial form. |
onversion (or photoconductive) mode at room | temperature, unlike some other materials (particularly |
polymers which are stable in 2% SDS at room | temperature, unlike most large protein complexes. |
It occurs as low | temperature unmixing product in serpentinites and as re |
s baked first at a high, then at a moderate | temperature until the crust is crunchy. |
Because of the high | temperature, unusual nuclear processes may take place a |
arried out by heating the oil to the frying | temperature up to 250°C for 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2hrs. |
ys, IC-221M increases in strength from room | temperature up to 800 °C. |
m charges by deliberately putting the wrong | temperature up on the weather map and telling viewers t |
must sleep inside an oven to keep her body | temperature up and wear special temperature-control clo |
The term "hot" refers to the effective | temperature used to model carrier density, not to the o |
to fix nitrogen at atmospheric pressure and | temperature using titanocene. |
Infrared thermometers infer | temperature using a portion of the thermal radiation so |
g a standard alcohol solution at a specific | temperature using a simulator each time the operator of |
rix's Ice Pill than most other Germs as his | temperature usually causes him to defrost moments later |
Also referred to as a | Temperature Vacuum Switch (TVS) or Thermal Vacuum Valve |
The brightness | temperature values represent heat radiation from a comb |
ine parameters, including for example RPMs, | temperature values, fuel flow and quantity, oil pressur |
Note that these are all negative | temperature values. |
order to avoid having to use extremely high | temperature valves and pumps. |
At room | temperature, vanadium nitrogenase is less active in nit |
Air | temperature, vapor pressure deficit, soil moisture, lig |
Eight records of local | temperature variability on multi-centennial scales thro |
to need clean and clear water, with little | temperature variability. |
Given an atmospheric profile of | temperature, variable gas concentrations, cloud and sur |
ownstream area of the lake is 750 ha with a | temperature variation from 370C to 50C and rainfall dur |
he fog is responsible for the large diurnal | temperature variation with nighttime temperatures dropp |
so as to preclude mechanical vibration and | temperature variation to minimise any mitigating factor |
l and external pressure that changes due to | temperature variation and to changes in atmospheric pre |
Seasonal | temperature variation is less extreme than most of the |
The area has a fairly significant diurnal | temperature variation upwards of 30°F between daytime a |
fic Ocean, the AVA is prone to wide diurnal | temperature variation of between 40 to 50 degrees Fahre |
Diurnal | temperature variation is a meteorological term that rel |
The area has a wide diurnal | temperature variation of up to 50 °F (10 °C), with dayt |
oceanic climate means that there is little | temperature variation. |
different micro-climate, with less extreme | temperature variation. |
ctuation as a heating system can respond to | temperature variation. |
e most familiar such pattern is the diurnal | temperature variation. |
marked by ancient calcareous soils, diurnal | temperature variations of nearly 50 °F (10 °C), and war |
hington D.C., which is much more humid, has | temperature variations of only 8°C (15°F). |
Diurnal | temperature variations are greatest very near the earth |
ontrolling the diurnal and seasonal surface | temperature variations and is typically dependent on th |
Temperature variations between night and day tend to be | |
Errors caused by | temperature variations are on the order of 1..2% per °C |
due to | temperature variations) in the atmosphere. |
if stored in an environment that has large | temperature variations, particularly if these occur fre |
for changes in the pendulum's length due to | temperature variations. |
e ocean and very large lakes, have moderate | temperature variations. |
t areas typically have the greatest diurnal | temperature variations. |
through June, with variations dependent on | temperature variations. |
f water and stirring vigorously to minimize | temperature variations. |
h an Atlantic maritime influence and strong | temperature variations. |
Though the | temperature varies less at any one height than the epip |
Surface | temperature varies depending on the mode of heat transf |
Its | temperature varies between 42°C and 51°C. |
Temperature varies from 14°C to 33°C. | |
While the surface water | temperature varies between 22.2 °C (72.0 °F) and 25.1 ° |
Temperature varies from -4 to 7°C. | |
ch can frequently be observed where the air | temperature varies strongly with height over the ground |
The | temperature varies from lukewarm to 138 degrees. |
The lake | temperature very rarely falls below 40 °F (4 °C) at its |
ometers such as FourU control regulation of | temperature via heat shock proteins in many prokaryotes |
vices, that can detect, for example, light, | temperature, vibration, magnetism or chemicals; are usu |
synthetic polymer used to improve the high | temperature viscosity of industrial lubricants. |
vapour phase epitaxial Si grown at reduced | temperature, W. Y. Leong, L. T. Canham, I. M. Young and |
and as when Roosevelt used the springs, the | temperature was 89 °F (32 °C). |
In Long Beach, the highest recorded | temperature was 111 °F (44 °C) on October 16, 1958, and |
The highest recorded | temperature was 101 °F (38 °C) in 1995, while the lowes |
H for the enzyme activity was 9 and optimum | temperature was 90oC. |
ization and heat with semiconductors at low | temperature was an original idea by Lawrence M. Krauss, |
The average maximum | temperature was 13.53 °C (56.35 °F) and the average min |
It happened only twice that a higher | temperature was recorded. |
The lowest | temperature was 21 °F (−6 °C) on January 20, 1922. |
The lowest | temperature was -27°F, recorded in 1994. |
The highest recorded | temperature was 105 °F (41 °C) on July 27, 1934. |
Cup (or Ice Bowl) in 1977 in Montreal, the | temperature was a balmy 12 degrees Celsius. |
The lowest recorded | temperature was -4°F in 1930. |
ilean researcher claimed their average body | temperature was warmer than a European's by at least on |
ozen grapes because they were too hard (the | temperature was close to −20 °C). |
for Meteorological consultancies, where the | temperature was reported to be 40.3 |
at the time of crash was fine, although the | temperature was below zero degrees Celsius. |
The | temperature was controlled passively by gold plating, w |
orld may have stopped warming, stating that | temperature was "on a plateau". |
The lowest recorded | temperature was -6°F (-21°C) in 1989. |
The | temperature was −62 °F (−52 °C). |
all meat glaze and making it solid at room | temperature, was hydrolysed with alkali to make the mix |
The highest recorded | temperature was 41 C° during the 2003 European heat wav |
This page claims that the runaway | temperature was reached because of the steam being a hi |
sure at the landing site was 91 atm and the | temperature was 736 K. |
The relative humidity was 22%, the air | temperature was -20 °C, and the snow temperature was -2 |
t to the established consensus that low air | temperature was a major factor in Challenger's destruct |
The average monthly | temperature was -1.8C. |
The average monthly | temperature was 5.1C |
Its Helium outlet | temperature was 950°C, but fuel temperature instabiliti |
ng the engines at a relatively high thermal | temperature was expected to improve the specific fuel c |
ay 3 December 2010, the weather station air | temperature was −19 °C (−2 °F), making it the lowest te |
In the second stage, the | temperature was raised to 130 °F (54 °C) to 135 °F (57 |
beginning of her hospitalization, her body | temperature was 37,8°C and her pulse 80. |
The air | temperature was 85°F during the game. |
The lowest recorded | temperature was −28.9 °C (−20.0 °F). |
In 1996 the water | temperature was 92.4 °C (198.3 °F). |
In January 2006 the lowest registered | temperature was −41 °C (−42 °F) for 2 consecutive days. |
shift from black to white but the planetary | temperature was always regulated back to this optimum ( |
This recombination event happened when the | temperature was around 3000 K or when the universe was |
Air | temperature was -9°F (-23°C), but the wind chill was -5 |
On 12 July 2002 the highest official | temperature was 48.9 °C. |
warm weather city of Orlando, the game time | temperature was only about 40 degrees. |
eats as many bananas as they want with room | temperature water or a glass of milk for breakfast. |
in plant species distributions, and include | temperature, water availability, light, and soil nutrie |
process of steeping coffee grounds in room | temperature water for an extended period. |
so, because 0° invites one to think of the | temperature water freezes at if you're a metric thinker |
e is to lay down a thin base coat of a high | temperature wax, usually labeled for tropical water, to |
It can also be used for some low | temperature welding applications, as well as for brazin |
Even if mean global | temperature were to rise another degree, it would still |
e, Greek wine, Vitis vinifera, wine serving | temperature, West Australian wine, other Start class ar |
re of a gas is directly proportional to its | temperature when volume is constant. |
ncy of an individual's pulse and the body's | temperature when feverish. |
It may ignite or explode at room | temperature when combined with flammable substances, su |
e, crystalline solid that is stable at room | temperature when protected from light and oxygen. |
A Bancroft point is the | temperature where an azeotrope occurs in a binary syste |
Hysteresis heating occurs below the Curie | temperature where materials lose their magnetic propert |
s such as remote sensing of the atmospheric | temperature, where the most important thing to see may |
Hydrogen flouride boils just below room | temperature whereas the other hydrogen halides condense |
melted and then allowed to cool to a target | temperature whereupon he observed the types of minerals |
The primer will anneal at the highest | temperature which is least-permissive of nonspecific bi |
as under certain conditions (typically high | temperature), which can be used to turn a liquid into a |
This | temperature, which enables a 10% to 15% efficiency in c |
eddar that is cultured at a slightly higher | temperature which results in a marginally higher fat co |
ically refers to the plastic in its forming | temperature, which can vary depending on how it is bein |
ses, and to some extent also by the rise of | temperature which inevitably takes place in rocks burie |
inic prisms that melt to an oil around room | temperature which may turn yellow to dark red upon expo |
It is a brownish yellow gas at room | temperature which can explode in high concentrations wh |
a "neutral" color at the average human skin | temperature, which is approximately 98.6 °F (37.0 °C). |
s until the spring weather brings a rise in | temperature, which stimulates them to emerge, feed, and |
(PCA), C2Cl6, is a colorless solid at room | temperature which is used by the US Military in smoke c |
ally (but not always) evaluated at the film | temperature, which for engineering purposes may be calc |
ated with Lockyer's pioneering work on star | temperature which led to theories of stellar evolution |
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