Examples of using Temperature dependence in English and their translations into Russian
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Temperature dependence of mixing energy was established.
Figure 2 shows the most common temperature dependence for metals.
Temperature dependence of the nickel magnetization study the Curie point.
Mode is useful to study the heat capacity and temperature dependence of chemical reactions.
The temperature dependence of the PbO dissolution in the CsCl 18.3 mol.
This mode is useful for the study of heat capacity and temperature dependence of chemical reactions.
An anomaly on the temperature dependence of ultrasonic velocity and resistivity was determined at 580 K.
The activity coefficient is known for each component as present in the mixture including the temperature dependence;
The temperature dependence illustrated in figure 2 is exemplified in figure 3 by selecting the three cells indicated in figure 1.
The activation energy of ligand exchanges processes can be determined by the temperature dependence of the line broadening.
Temperature dependence of the current-voltage characteristic of InSe, GaSe, and GaS single crystals(in Russian)// DAN Az. SSR, 1981.
A substantial hysteresis of electrical resistivity's temperature dependence is observed for a sample of Ti 67%Al 33.
The temperature dependence of the heat capacity near the phase transitions at temperatures T1 9 K and T2 4,9 K was calculated.
Based on laboratory experiments from Ngabe et al.(1993),hydrolytic halflives of alpha-HCH show strong temperature dependence.
The temperature dependence of kinematic viscosity of the Co91B9 melt, obtained from these experimental conditions, has no special peculiarities.
Grain boundary segregation in a binaryalloy upon heat treatment: non-monotonous temperature dependence and effect on intergranular brittleness.
The temperature dependence of the saturated vapour pressure and of the activity coefficient is known for each component as present in the mixture;
The results of the model calculations sufficiently reproduce the experimentally observed temperature dependence of the coexisting phases compressibility.
Effect of structure relaxation on the temperature dependence of a pseudogap in the YВа2Сu3О7-δ single crystals with varied oxygen content.
The instrument allows to measure the initial magnetic susceptibility of and its anisotropy,as well as the temperature dependence of susceptibility in the range from -196.5 to 700 C.
The temperature dependence of the saturated vapour pressure and of the activity coefficient is known for each ingredient as present in the mixture;
More than that, as proved by calculations and experimentations,for such thyristors low temperature dependence of time and reverse recovery charge is very characteristic.
The temperature dependence of the surface tension can be plotted for all liquids in a way that the data collapses to a single master curve.
In this case, platinum fully retains its properties, such as resistance to high temperatures, thermal stability, andalmost linear temperature dependence of the resistance.
The solubility pump reflects the temperature dependence of the solubility of CO2, which is more soluble in colder water, and the thermal stratification of the ocean.
Improved data for determining phase transition,including Henry's law constants for reactive gaseous mercury species and their temperature dependence using the Clausius-Clapeyron equation;
Improving the accuracy of temperature dependence measurements for absorption efficiency factor of platinum bolometers// Telecommunication and Radioengineering.
Modelling results obtained with further improvement of emission data(temporal profiles for the energy sector,emission heights, temperature dependence of emission for residential heating emissions) were commented.
The temperature dependence of the compressibility difference was described using the empirical equation Δβ( T c- T)0.442, which is close to the mean-field theoretical description.
ZBLAN has a broad optical transmission window extending from 0.3 micrometers in the UV to 7 micrometers in the infrared, low refractive index(1.50), a relatively low glass transition temperature(Tg) of 260 °C, low dispersion anda low and negative dn/dT temperature dependence of refractive index.