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ADAPTATION TO COLD TEMPERATURE AND RESPONSE TO FREEZING IN ROSES
Acta Horticulturae, 2003absent
Ameglio, Thierry +6 more
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On the temperature distribution in cold ice
1997Summary: A linear heat equation predicts that the variations of temperature along a cold ice sheet (i.e. at a temperature less than is freezing point) due to a sudden increase in air temperature, are very very slow. Based on this we represent the nonlinear evolution of an ice sheet as a sequence of steady states.
RIONERO, SALVATORE, FLAVIN J. N.
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Prediction of skin temperature of men in the cold
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1961Skin temperatures of seminude men were measured during 2-hr exposures to various combinations of air temperature (90–25 F) and wind velocities (< 1, 5, 10 mph). The data were used to derive an expression for the estimation of mean weighted skin temperature as a function of duration of exposure (up to 180 min), air temperature (90 to -20 F), and ...
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Entropy, Coldness and Absolute Temperature
1971The main objective of thermodynamics is the determination of the fields of density ρ(xk, t) velocity υi(xk, t) empirical temperature ϑ(xk, t).
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Nature, 2014
A marriage between theory and experiment has shown that ultracold erbium atoms trapped with laser light and subjected to a magnetic field undergo collisions that are characterized by quantum chaos. See Letter p.475 The ability to tune the interactions between atoms or molecules cooled to ultracold ...
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A marriage between theory and experiment has shown that ultracold erbium atoms trapped with laser light and subjected to a magnetic field undergo collisions that are characterized by quantum chaos. See Letter p.475 The ability to tune the interactions between atoms or molecules cooled to ultracold ...
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Hot and cold: defining and measuring temperature
Contemporary Physics, 2020Despite the economic importance of temperature measurement and 300 years of scientific research into thermal phenomena, temperature remains one of the least understood and most difficult to measure...
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Aerobic sludge digestion at cold temperatures
Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 1977Continuous flow, daily fill and draw, and batch aeration digesters were studied on a laboratory scale, to develop low temperature characteristics and design criteria for aerobic digestion of waste-activated sludge. These results were compared against full-scale data, from three independent sources.
D. A. Koers, D. S. Mavinic
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Association between moderately cold temperature and mortality in China
Environmental science and pollution research international, 2020Ying Zhang +4 more
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The Effect of Cold Temperatures on Biological Systems
2016The mechanisms of cold injury to biosystems are investigated at the cellular, tissue, and systemic levels, with details concerning the related experimental methods. Cellular level studies have shown a direct relationship between biophysical changes versus freeze-thaw survival.
Saravana B. Kumar +3 more
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Cold Crack - Low Temperature Flexibility
Journal of Coated Fabrics, 1976A discussion of the factors which affect cold crack and low temperature flexibility - This article is concerned mainly with canvas products as defined by CPAI and will include coated fabrics used for tarpaulins but may, in some cases, overlap into other coated fabric areas.
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