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e core instead of water, because the higher | temperature of liquid sodium (compared to pressurized w |
The quoted | temperature of 450 K is a "thermal equilibrium" tempera |
The warmest | temperature ever recorded in the city was 106°F in 1983 |
The change of phase at the lamellar-nematic | temperature has been ascribed to order-disorder transit |
The coldest | temperature on record for Montana is also the coldest t |
and minimum scales; this shows the current | temperature and should be the same on both scales. |
The lowest | temperature recorded was −23.3 °C (−9.9 °F) during Janu |
The optimum | temperature for oriental cockroaches is between 20 °C ( |
e jackets that served to reduce the surface | temperature of the firebox walls and allowed the ash de |
within 6-14 days after sowing; the optimal | temperature for germination is 18 °C. |
All the while, the political | temperature is rising - poll tax riots rage, the Gulf W |
as such an eccentric orbit, the equilibrium | temperature of the planet varies between 300 K and 600 |
s such as remote sensing of the atmospheric | temperature, where the most important thing to see may |
obtained from the amplitude of the diurnal | temperature curve (i.e., maximum minus minimum surface |
The water | temperature in the four different pools have some diffe |
around 4°C to 15°C, which is about the same | temperature of winter bat hibernacula. |
2 concentration or increasing the annealing | temperature in the PCR. |
When the right | temperature is reached oxidation of the zinc, iron and |
The surface | temperature of the springs is about 180 °F (82 °C)-the |
uniform heating of the steel at the optimum | temperature for maximum hardness. |
he coated mould is fired at the appropriate | temperature the glass is fused creating a hollow object |
rs during the summer months, when the creek | temperature remains in the 40s Fahrenheit. |
t to its star, combine to bring the surface | temperature to more than 2,500 K (2,200 °C). |
ughout the course of the year with the high | temperature at around 29°C and the low temperature at a |
Lane, J. H., "On the Theoretical | Temperature of the Sun", 1870, American Journal of Scie |
uted to different influences on the earth's | temperature is faulty, and the validity of evidence der |
The Krafft | temperature (also known as Krafft point, or critical mi |
on will be immersed in oil, and the working | temperature of the finished apparatus. |
TK is the absolute | temperature of the compression space or cooler (kelvins |
factor of the core and limited the maximum | temperature of the core. |
s found to increase with the transformation | temperature. |
Experimental Observations on the Effective | Temperature of the Sun. |
atic vacuum switch that responds to the air | temperature after the air filter element and actuates a |
If so the surface | temperature would be about 900 K. |
The bath | temperature is slightly higher than that of the core al |
divided by the density of water at the same | temperature. |
ch can frequently be observed where the air | temperature varies strongly with height over the ground |
It is therefore around the same | temperature as our Sun, but larger and brighter. |
ausing them to evaporate at nearly the same | temperature at a similar rate, making normal distillati |
s with a higher melting point, the solidify | temperature is smaller than that of e.g. |
ns the yoghurt, but also produces the right | temperature for the growth of the culture. |
vain or sourdough pre-ferment, if the dough | temperature drops below 10 °C (50 °F) it affects the cu |
The air | temperature was 85°F during the game. |
is approximately 52 inches and the average | temperature is 81°F. |
the flow of incoming water so that the pool | temperature is maintained about 112 °F (44 °C). |
The annual | temperature in Albany, GA is 67 F. The springs are 68 F |
bs and traps sunlight, maintaining the lake | temperature at an average of 55 °F (12.8 °C) on the sur |
and compared to the values at the operating | temperature of the sensor. |
equilibrium to be achieved and the absolute | temperature of the gas can suddenly become several time |
which are stable enough to survive the high | temperature. |
he high ionisation being due to the extreme | temperature of the solar corona. |
ee of dissolution increases with the firing | temperature, and hence the extent of opacity diminishes |
In 1996 the water | temperature was 92.4 °C (198.3 °F). |
The brightness | temperature values represent heat radiation from a comb |
ells following a shift to the nonpermissive | temperature, suggesting that loss of the DAD1 protein t |
ivity on the surface depends on the ambient | temperature. |
or plasma) can be proportional to the gas's | temperature, pressure or a weighted sum of both. |
Therefore, the junction | temperature (TJ) is the sum of the ambient temperature |
r affecting the water quality is the area's | temperature and rainfall, and Hunt's model is set up fo |
Because of the high | temperature, unusual nuclear processes may take place a |
tea type, leaf size, minerals in the water, | temperature of the water, infusion time and whether you |
The water | temperature is a steady 74.2° F (23.5° C) year-round. |
This corresponds to a period when the water | temperature is at least 24 degrees Celsius (Caso Chavez |
As long as the surrounding | temperature remains below approximately 40 degrees Cels |
essure increases linearly with the absolute | temperature of the gas. |
The higher | temperature leads to a higher electrical resistance, op |
ing lunar day, controllers saw the internal | temperature of the Lunokhod climb as it was unable to c |
tants for the species at hand: the critical | temperature Tc, critical pressure Pc, and the acentric |
elationship is proportional to the absolute | temperature, not its square, the error arising from his |
The water | temperature in the spring is around 83.3 °C (181.9 °F). |
The average | temperature at the start of the race for the years 2003 |
idence that suggests decreasing the surface | temperature to below the dew point temperature for a sh |
ic materials are used to lower the reaction | temperature. |
and inversely proportional to the absolute | temperature. |
The highest | temperature is obtained in early May to early June usua |
the airflow is adjusted as well, the flame | temperature will decrease because an increased amount o |
shift from black to white but the planetary | temperature was always regulated back to this optimum ( |
Thermodynamically the higher the operation | temperature of an engine, the greater the possible effi |
Annealing step: The reaction | temperature is lowered to 50-65 °C for 20-40 seconds al |
In 1965, Lounasmaa founded the Low | Temperature Laboratory at the Helsinki University of Te |
The measured | temperature of the debris is 110°K, which places it in |
e most familiar such pattern is the diurnal | temperature variation. |
The maximum | temperature reported is 32.4 °C (90.3 °F) in May and th |
The published | temperature range of this onsen is 42-47 degrees Celsiu |
eaction (PCR) but does not require the high | temperature (96°C) step required to denature DNA. |
grals we can then identify β as the inverse | temperature and μ as the chemical potential. |
The report concluded that the high | temperature of the metal had vaporised the added water |
In most of the United States, the average | temperature of the earth once below the frost line is b |
Instead, the entire sky has the same | temperature, a volume 1088 times larger. |
The average | temperature is 20°C (70ªF) in summer and 8°C (48ªF) in |
contamination may not be killed if the safe | temperature is not reached, resulting in foodborne illn |
And the minimum | temperature -5.4 °C on January 21, 1957. |
Scurvy, smallpox and the cold | temperature result in the death of twenty people out of |
I am reasonably sure the ground | temperature in the deep tube is fairly constant summer |
is antiferromagnetic up to 307 K, the Neel | temperature. |
ce), and Ellingham diagrams show the lowest | temperature at which the reaction will occur for each m |
Austenite and the higher | temperature phases of steel were becoming more and more |
cooling, as well as regulating the internal | temperature based on the number of occupants. |
ieved to have been played under the highest | temperature recorded in English football - 90 degrees F |
g theory, where it is known as the Hagedorn | temperature. |
e need to calculate refraction from the air | temperature) by Temple Chevallier until 1937 when the o |
ends on various factors, including the melt | temperature, the speed of cooling, the extrusion speed, |
t retreats to cooler areas during the daily | temperature peaks. |
ding on several factors including the water | temperature, pH, and dissolved ion concentrations. |
he label from white to blue when the beer's | temperature is lowered to 4 degrees Celsius (39 degrees |
tion of the continuous emission at the room | temperature |
The average | temperature in Trinidad and Tobago is 26.0 °C (79 °F). |
for a specified time to create the required | temperature. |
he pour point can be defined as the minimum | temperature of a liquid, particularly a lubricant, afte |
sifashaj, etc.), and as a result of the low | temperature there are many small glaciers that flow to |
not flow, 3°C is added to the corresponding | temperature and the result is the pour point temperatur |
X-ray spectrum and thereby the composition, | temperature and velocities of hot matter in the early u |
t at a depth of about 11-13 where the water | temperature may change 15 degrees within an inch. |
reflect sunlight and thus lower the global | temperature. |
In some cases it may be the lowest | temperature at which significant stresses will occure a |
ess that occurs above the recrystallization | temperature of the material. |
o a Cotton Club finish, they raise the body | temperature considerably." |
two days later, on February 8, the minimum | temperature recorded was 7.8 °C, which was the lowest t |
The critical | temperature of oxygen is −118 °C. |
For example, the melting | temperature of di-oleoyl-PE is -16C while the melting t |
to the mashing tubs to achieve the required | temperature for production. |
+1821 is of spectral type L3.5, the surface | temperature is 1300-2000 Kelvin. |
On December 21st 2010 the maximum | temperature recorded in Ballyhaise was -9C and the mini |
stering Carolina heat, but the considerable | temperature change at night make track conditions compl |
Insulation reduced the ambient | temperature to 80°F (27°C), and the loss of energy from |
The term "hot" refers to the effective | temperature used to model carrier density, not to the o |
been mixed with charcoal to give the right | temperature, as charcoal alone was too hot and would ha |
rm' and 'Cold' Bode) come from their actual | temperature difference of about 2°. |
ed them all, but Grant lowered their base's | temperature deactivating the Cybermen. |
ces they are added into and their operating | temperature. |
They have the ability to control their body | temperature and equilibrate it with the environment dur |
erybody is surprised to see their 'average' | temperature figures. |
uld have been vaporised once their critical | temperature had been reached." |
n the surrounding mouthparts, their surface | temperature increasing with relative humidity. |
comparison to true hibernators, their body | temperature does not drop significantly (staying around |
primers are used to predict their annealing | temperature to the template DNA. |
table measurement to be taken of their body | temperature. |
Ferromagnetic materials below their Curie | temperature, however, exhibit magnetic domains in which |
rials or circuits underneath their critical | temperature of typically a few kelvins. |
es though difficulty controlling their body | temperature as well as changes in their speech from the |
Then, the | temperature is decreased until it reaches the annealing |
car manufacturers frequently test there for | temperature tolerance. |
Therefore, when | temperature drops or food is scarce, they have trouble |
very low coefficient of thermal expansion, | temperature changes are still the major cause of freque |
s products such as NTC/PTC Thermistors (for | temperature sensing), Pressure Sensors, Humidity Sensor |
A gas thermometer measures | temperature by the variation in volume or pressure of a |
Infrared thermometers infer | temperature using a portion of the thermal radiation so |
This lower | temperature process prevents the decomposition and dena |
This low | temperature accounts for the star's dull red color. |
This elevated | temperature heat shocks non-fecal bacteria and suppress |
ntage that was found for this thermostable ( | temperature optimum 80°C) DNA polymerase was that it co |
This "neutral" | temperature will vary according to local climate condit |
Though the | temperature varies less at any one height than the epip |
e is not known, although it is thought that | temperature fluctuations caused by overnight freezing a |
mate the area is characterized through high | temperature, low precipitations and frequent periods of |
he vertical zone in the water through which | temperature drops rapidly. |
t IR radiation can be followed through many | temperature dependent phenomena. |
ulates the flow of electricity and thus the | temperature of the glass. |
or prolonged drop in air (and thus, water) | temperature. |
Thus with a time and | temperature machine, a caller might hear: "Save by the |
le for the parametric modelling of time and | temperature behaviour of composites with symmetrical an |
ratures, the CCP is related to the time and | temperature meat is allowed to remain. |
Depending on the time and | temperature of the pattern the thickness of the shell i |
type relationship with respect to time and | temperature (for example, creep, stress relaxation, and |
At the time, the | temperature structure was more typical of a winter stor |
pply can be used to control cycle time, and | temperature control can be accomplished with pyrometers |
Further information: Timeline of | temperature and pressure measurement technology |
a material's magnetic susceptibility to its | temperature. |
rom near freezing at high altitude, to high | temperature of airframe and engine parts being cooled. |
1913 Car-Nation automobile, used to measure | temperature of vapor in 1910s and 1920s cars. |
re of a gas is directly proportional to its | temperature when volume is constant. |
Once melted, it can be cooled back to room | temperature yet remain liquid for a long time. |
ths after the oil has been returned to room | temperature. |
artists may even have preferences as to the | temperature of the environment. |
other hand, will be in the −80°C to −196°C | temperature range. |
er that the mixture is first cooled to room | temperature and then further cooled by the mixture of w |
dows respond automatically according to the | temperature in the building; ventilating it naturally. |
t the oil in the surrounding reservoir to a | temperature at which it flows. |
The aristae are sensitive to minute | temperature and pressure changes. |
Physical abilities: able to determine | temperature of a flame to a thousandth of a degree at a |
disperses into the air; however, due to its | temperature (-260 °F), it hugs the Earth's surface unti |
s of these bodies of water help to moderate | temperature fluctuations and extend the growing season |
CSM) noted for its resistance to chemicals, | temperature extremes, and ultraviolet light. |
Germination of Seeds after Exposure to High | Temperature' (notes from Botanical School, Trinity Coll |
Then cool the mixture to room | temperature and the acid solidifies. |
enomenon and its being unrelated to ambient | temperature. |
utomatic recording pyrometer used to record | temperature changes in furnaces and molten materials. |
lar nature, can also vary according to body | temperature, environmental temperatures, and other exte |
oximately 20 bar, vaporized and heated to a | temperature of 250 - 360 °C. |
le/thermocouple circuits are used to detect | temperature differences between the reference cell (fil |
type between M6 and L0, corresponding to a | temperature of around 2650 kelvins. |
fts are generally made of Invar, to prevent | temperature from changing tolerances too much. |
to reading a thermometer gauge to determine | temperature. |
manium cryogenic bolometers cooled to ~20mK | temperature. |
for expansion and contraction due to rapid | temperature changes (i.e when cold fuel is pumped into |
he bond when the board is subjected to high | temperature during soldering; the lead-free solders, wh |
rced, is softened by heating the sheet to a | temperature particular to the plastic in use. |
ng the pipe, a user draws slowly to control | temperature, improving the yield of cannabinoids. |
This equation will hold down to zero | temperature. |
Heating these metals to a | temperature between 500-700°F increases the movement of |
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