Sentences with phrase «as kelvin»

The temperature scale you are looking for is the Rankine scale, which is the scale that begins at absolute zero for the Fahrenheit scale as the Kelvin scale does for Celsius (which used to be the centigrade scale until «scientists» felt the need to honor a dead guy no one had heard of.)

«It's a great opportunity for the new studio in Nottingham to have someone as experienced as Kelvin join our team,» said Nottingham studio director Karl Hilton.

To image electric fields up until now, scientists have used the entire front part of the scanning tip as a Kelvin probe.

They planted plots of an iceberg lettuce variety known as Kelvin, and applied several insecticides in various concentrations.

«Our paper shows that the waves, which are created by what's known as the Kelvin - Helmholtz instability, happens much more frequently than previously thought,» says coauthor Joachim «Jimmy» Raeder of the UNH Space Science Center within the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space.

Not exact matches

The Kelvin - Helmholtz instability in National Ignition Facility hohlraums as a source of gold - gas mixing

Hi Kelvin — yes, there are many consequences of falling away but they do not meant losing your future in the beautiful, majestic restored earth (I hate all that talk of heaven — as if that «s where we «ll spend eternity!)

A guy I liked to watch as a college football fan was former Florida State wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin.

Kelvin Benjamin's already racking up highlight catches as a Panthers rookie.

Related: Jameis Winston gives strange post-BCS Championship game victory speech Related: Jameis Winston's touchdown pass to Kelvin Benjamin wins BCS Championship Related: Tre Mason flashes Heisman Pose after scoring late, go - ahead TD Related: Tre Mason scores go - ahead touchdown with 1:19 left Related: Florida State returns a kick for a touchdown to retake lead in 4th quarter Related: Couple makes out behind Kirk Herbstreit following BCS title game Related: Tim Tebow nearly predicts exact final score for Auburn - FSU title game Related: Jenn Sterger dressed as a cowgirl at the BCS Title game Related: Katherine Webb accused of being a racist after favoriting Dee Dee Bonner's tweet

Former Gillingham man Paulo Gazzaniga and the experienced Kelvin Davis are unlikely to be seen as good enough, however, meaning that Koeman would have to add «goalkeeper» to the list of positions that must be strengthened, with Celtic and England man Fraster Forster a possible target.

It looks as though Carolina Panthers first round pick Kelvin Benjamin is living up to the hype.

In 2005 Texas was in position to use Jamail Charles in favorable situations when in for starter Kelvin Young, as a serious secondary threat to VY's running... and not dump a heavy load on him.

Nope, just the new - look, vanilla - flavored Redskins, led by quarterback Jay Schroeder, an even - tempered, blond, blue - eyed 25 - year - old who looks as if he just stepped off the PGA Tour, and a pair of running backs, Kelvin Bryant and George Rogers, who just might turn out to be a better one - two punch than that lovey - dovey duo in Dallas.

Many of Instagram's filter names are gaining in popularity as baby names including Lux (up 75 percent since 2014), Ludwig (up 42 percent), Amaro (up 26 percent), Reyes (up 10 percent), Hudson (up 4 percent), and Kelvin (up 3 percent) for boys.

The Sunday Telegraph notes that the recent report was commissioned by MPs Kate Hoey, Philip Davies, Kelvin Hopkins, Philip Hollobone, Ian Paisley and Graham Stringer, as well as former Ukip leader Malcolm Pearson.

If the main objective is to build cross-party consensus, then cross-party talks are the obvious vehicle (as in the cross party talks which preceded the Belfast agreement, or the current talks on further devolution to Scotland led by Lord Smith of Kelvin).

Kelvin MacKenzie told the then News International boss, Rebekah Brooks, and Sun editor, Dominic Mohan, he was quitting as a columnist in 2011 because he thought they had kept the full extent of phone hacking from him, according to evidence presented as part of a civil case against the newspaper's publisher on Thursday.

Chair Gaye Johnston introduced Kelvin Hopkins MP as first speaker.

Jeremy Corbyn has defended promoting Kelvin Hopkins to his shadow cabinet after the Labour MP had been reprimanded over claims of inappropriate behaviour, saying that as far as he knew, «the case had been closed».

This material has been known for about thirty years as a high - temperature superconductor of Tc of nearly 30 Kelvin with p - type doping.

The plan calls for using four pairs of «test masses» made of at least three different materials — such as beryllium, niobium and platinum - iridium — which would be kept in a vacuum and cooled to just a few kelvins, reducing temperature fluctuations that can degrade measurement accuracy.

Kelvin Tsai at Taipei Medical University and Valerie Weaver at the University of California, San Francisco, decided to investigate the effect of chemotherapy on fibroblasts, a major component of the stroma in desmoplastic tumors such as breast cancer and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

Kelvin - Helmholtz waves occur at the boundary between two fluids, such as two different bodies of air in Earth's atmosphere.

Although we're used to talking about negative temperatures, such as − 10 °C, all temperatures on an ordinary thermometer are actually positive when measured in kelvin, the scientific temperature scale that starts at absolute zero (− 273.15 °C).

As the shock wave — pushed air cools, the temperature at the wave front drops and the light dissipates to its darkest point — called the minimum, or T Min — when the temperature has reached 3,300 kelvins.

As the shockwave cools to below 3,300 Kelvin, the air becomes transparent and the hot gasses begin to show through, creating the second pulse (0:21 in the video).

The illuminated matter reaches a temperature in excess of one million kelvins, as hot as the solar corona, in less than a trillionth of a second.

«Most of the other studies created single - molecule devices that functioned as single - electron transistors at four degrees Kelvin, but for any real - world application, these devices need to work at room temperature.

The brightness then decreases as the superheated air, which is opaque when heated to above 3,300 degrees Kelvin — or 5,480.33 degrees Fahrenheit — shields the light from inside the fireball (0:10 in the video).

As the team heated the argon film to 19 kelvin, the hydrogen atoms began to stir.

Most sensible of all is zero kelvins, equal to -459.67 °F and known as absolute zero.

But for a black hole of 1012 kilograms, which is about the mass of a mountain, it is 1012 kelvins — hot enough to emit both massless particles, such as photons, and massive ones, such as electrons and positrons.

Right now the materials show at least some reduction in resistance at temperatures as high as 100 Kelvin — in the realm of the best high - temperature superconductors.

Its temperature is about 250 degrees Kelvin, or minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit, making it nearly as cold as Jupiter, which is 130 degrees Kelvin.

His big breakthrough came in 1908 when he managed to make liquid helium, the last of the gases to be liquefied because it requires temperatures as low as 4 degrees above absolute zero — the lowest possible temperature, equivalent to 0 kelvin or -273.15 °C.

For instance, long - period ocean waves called Kelvin waves, which operate on the same time scale as El Niños, could also be a factor.

The «best» one discovered so far works as a superconductor at about 140 Kelvin -LRB--130 Celsius), roughly halfway between absolute zero -LRB--273 °C) and room temperature (21 °C).

Previous studies have shown that crystals of buckyballs — carbon spheres officially known as fullerenes — can superconduct at temperatures as high as 52 kelvin.

Some of the minerals detected require temperatures between 1,100 and 1,400 degrees Kelvin — only found as close to the sun as Mercury — as well as volatile gases such as methane that only remain stable at temperatures below 100 K.

As Lord Kelvin put it more than a century ago, «When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it.»

Then, they'll fire beams of heavy ions such as uranium at the container until the water within is sweltering under temperatures thousands of degrees Kelvin and pressures of several million atmospheres.

The solution is to redefine the kelvin using a fixed constant of nature, just as the metre has moved from a physical piece of metal to the length of the path travelled by light in vacuum over a specified number of nanoseconds.

«The test with the bulk sample showed us that the Raman signals can be used as a kind of the fingerprint of phase transition at temperatures around 118 Kelvin, or minus 155 degrees Celsius.

A person living out their three score years and ten, or perhaps more realistically in the modern era, 76 years on average will generate 10 kilojoules per degree Kelvin of entropy in their masseter muscles as they chew from out of the cradle and into the grave.

In their study, the ICFO team cooled down a cloud of atoms to a few micro-degrees Kelvin, applied a magnetic field to produce spin motion as in MRI, and illuminated the cloud with a laser to measure the orientation of the atomic spins.

At those large de tunings, the trapping forces are so feeble that atoms as cold as 0.01 kelvin can not be held in the trap.

Hydrodynamic shock code simulations supported the observed data and indicated highly compressed, hot (106 to 107 kelvin) bubble implosion conditions, as required for nuclear fusion reactions.

The planet is extremely close to its star — its orbital radius is only about three times the radius of the star — and the scientists have estimated that its surface temperatures may be as high as 3,000 degrees Kelvin, or more than 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit.

The CMB appears as speckles; blue regions are slightly colder than the average CMB temperature of 2.7 kelvins, while orange ones are warmer.