temperature curve

The heat treatment is transformed by a temperature curve exactly defined for each material mixture.

This is done conveniently by derivatization of the temperature curve.

Such a temperature curve gives a clear picture of the changing states of the ego organisations.

You should try to find a dissociation pressure vs. temperature curve for FeCl3, and think about that.

Besides the mixture composition, the used temperature curve is the second big "secret" of each brush manufacturer.

The equivalence point can be located precisely by employing the second derivative of the temperature curve.

The temperature curve represents the movement of the piston in relation to the temperature.

The temperature curve was supported by other studies, but most of these shared the limited well dated proxy evidence then available, and so few were truly independent.

Curve BT is the melting temperature curve.

The second derivative essentially locates the intersection of tangents to the temperature curve immediately pre- and post- the breakpoint.

The temperature selected for the oven is that at which the slope of the crystal's frequency vs. temperature curve is zero, further improving stability.

Because the authors of the Science paper averaged their data over 40 years to smooth out year-to-year fluctuations, their temperature curve does not reflect the most recent warming.

A rough approximation to thermal inertia is sometimes obtained from the amplitude of the diurnal temperature curve (i.e., maximum minus minimum surface temperature).

Drops in resistivity vs. temperature curves were observed at higher temperatures (up to 273 K) in hydrogen-rich (x 1), nonstoichiometric palladium hydride and interpreted as superconducting transitions.

Prior to derivatization it is therefore necessary to digitally smooth (or "filter") the temperature curve in order to obtain sharp, symmetrical second derivative "peaks" which will accurately locate the correct inflection point.

I said, "Hilda my love, I'll wager ten back rubs that at least half of the nulls fit into that gap" - and indicated a break at the maximum of the temperature curve.

The temperature curve of diurnal birds is essentially similar to that of man and other homoeothermal animals, except that the maximum occurs earlier in the afternoon and the minimum earlier in the morning.

When all analyte has been consumed by reaction with the titrant, a change in the rate of temperature increase or decrease reveals the equivalence point and an inflection in the temperature curve can be observed.

However, since the regions of the temperature curve immediately before and after the endpoint are quite linear, the second derivative of this curve (representing the intersection of tangents) will accurately locate the endpoint.

Because radon has a similar pressure and temperature curve as propane, and oil refineries separate petrochemicals based on their boiling points, the piping carrying freshly separated propane in oil refineries can become partially radioactive due to radon decay particles.

Following the solution temperature curve, the breakpoint for the calcium content (red-tagged endpoint) is followed by a region of modest temperature rise due to competition between the heats of dilution of the titrant with the solution, and the endothermic reaction of Mg and EDTA.

The climate in the region is characterized by a typical tropical temperature curve with only minor fluctuations, and an annual mean temperature of about 27 C. The annual rainfall is over 1,400 mm, with a clear rainy season from November to March and a dry season from June to August.

It is highly critical of the programme, singling out the use of a graph with the incorrect time axis, and also the statements made about solar activity: "A comparison of the distorted and undistorted contemporary data reveal that the plot of solar activity bears no resemblance to the temperature curve, especially in the last 20 years."