Sentences with phrase «under high temperatures»

What can I use in place of flax meal since I understand that flax doesn't do well under high temperatures.....?

Certain to sweat you up, it is practiced under high temperature and humidity.

It's manufactured in a process called rendering, in which whole meats are processed under high temperatures and high pressures to separate out fat and moisture from dried protein solids.

Its specific properties, such as stability under high temperatures, make it essential to the steel industry, the solar electrical industry and the missile manufacturing industry, among others.

One challenge was that traditional silicon - based cells work less efficiently under high temperature and high solar flux conditions.

If all the ice on Greenland were to melt, it would raise sea level by 7 meters (23 feet), but even under a high temperature rise scenario, it could take many centuries for it to melt completely.

Many other oils like olive oil can oxidize when heated but because coconut oil is made up of healthy saturated fats it remains stable under high temperatures.

«We often hear about climate catastrophes that will happen under high temperature rises.

• Heterocyclic amine toxins present in red meat cooked under high temperatures.

In the present study, we also showed that Acks was induced almost exclusively in the brain under the high temperature (Figure 5O).

Caramel Color is produced under high temperature, high pressure, and generally under acidic conditions.

Although some studies have shown that pepper seeds germinate very quickly and have very high germination percentages under high temperatures, some exotic varieties we've grown have taken upwards of five weeks to germinate at ideal temperatures.

Zinc and other volatile elements, which vaporize under high temperature, were «dried out» close to the explosion than those further away from the blast.

The adapted cultures produced even more new biomass and about twice as many calcite platelets than the control group under the high temperatures.

The team then twisted the olivine - melt mixture under high temperatures and high pressure to determine the influence of melt on the alignment of olivine crystals.

«Studying the genome of water - efficient plants may also provide insights into a plant's ability to use slightly saline water and maintain growth under higher temperature and lower clean water availability,» said Jerry Tuskan, coauthor and chief executive officer of the Center for Bioenergy Innovation led by ORNL.

Oxygen atoms ringing the pore bonded to one water molecule, which then entered the spherical cage under high temperature and pressure (Science, DOI: 10.1126 / science.1206376).

What we aimed at was an innovative coat that works differently from conventional intumescent coatings and can stick to the steel surface for as long as possible under high temperatures, and yet has durability and weather resistance under normal conditions without a need for a top coat of paint.»

More importantly, the new coating's ability to maintain superior adhesion under high temperatures leads to increased building safety for occupants.

«Tomato plant's male reproduction organs shrivel under high temperatures.»

They wonder why flowers become sterile under high temperatures and how this disables their ability to produce seeds and fruits.

«We really expected to see a lot of genes known to be involved in calcification to change significantly in the cells that thrived under high temperature and high acidity,» Stillman said, «given their increased levels of calcification.»

These shifts may include rising sea levels, stronger tropical cyclones, the loss of soil moisture under higher temperatures, more intense precipitation and flooding, more frequent droughts, the melting of glaciers and the changing seasonality of snowmelt.

Much like silicene, the proposed method for synthesising germanene is to deposit individual germanium atoms onto a substrate under high temperatures and in an ultra-high vacuum.

While still under high temperatures, the vapor is then deposited in a thin layer onto the substrate.

In the bees awakened from anesthesia under the high temperature (46 °C), Acks expression also peaked at 30 to 60 min (Figure 1C).

To ensure the rotor met the rigorous requirements of scientific analyses, they used it in experiments ranging from molecular crystallization to a dehydration reaction under both high temperature and high pressure.

Unlike many soy sauces with additives, tamari does not «flash» or become too salty under high temperatures but rather maintains its flavor, making it great for stir - fries and other cooked dishes.

Lead author Yazheng Liu and co-author Prof. David Kitts found that the prevailing antioxidants present in dark roasted coffee brew extracts result from the green beans being browned under high temperatures.

Similarly, radiator shutters open up under high temperature hauling conditions and close down under light use to boost the truck's aero efficiency.

Next, the CFCs are sent to a waste management facility, where, under high temperature incineration, at least 99.99 % of the CFCs are destroyed.

In particular, the rate of protein synthesis strongly increases under high temperatures even though the numbers of ribosomes and their associated rRNAs decreases.

Invasive species are fending very well under higher temperatures and carbon dioxide conditions.

Many other oils like olive oil can oxidize when heated but because coconut oil is made up of healthy saturated fats it remains stable under high temperatures.

According to the National Cancer Institute, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heterocyclic amines form when meat is cooked under high temperatures, as happens during smoking over an open flame or by grilling.

Slip along the fault there, under the higher temperatures and pressures found deeper in the crust, takes on a different character: Ruptures are more plastic than brittle.

But after the researchers raised one strain of the Emiliania huxleyi coccolithorphore for over 700 generations, which took about 12 months, under high temperature and acidified conditions that are expected for the oceans 100 years from now, the organisms had no trouble producing their plated shells.

«Materials bend as they «breathe» under high temperatures: Mechanical actuators developed by MIT team expand and contract as they let oxygen in and out.»

As a result, releases from Fukushima consisted primarily of gases and those contaminants that, under high temperature, become gases.