Примери за използване на To temperatures на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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At the refinery, crude is heated to temperatures between 200°C and 350°C
A lightning flash can heat the air around it to temperatures five times hotter than the sun's surface.
Heating cancer cells to temperatures above normal makes them easier to destroy using radiation
The idea is to heat atoms to temperatures of more than 100 million degrees,
Thermal o destructors heat the off-gas to temperatures of up to 400 C, at which ozone decay is virtually instantaneous.
The dust within the cloud becomes heated to temperatures of 60- 100 K, and these particles radiate
In hot fill lines, the material is heated to temperatures over 100 degrees and filled at temperatures of approximately 83 degrees.
Apple itself says that if an iPhone is regularly exposed to temperatures above 35C can"permanently damage battery capacity.".
The fuel is heated to temperatures in excess of 150 million°C,
The idea is to heat atoms to temperatures of more than 100 million deg C
The fuel is heated to temperatures in excess of 150 million˚C thus forming hot plasma.
When heating such water to temperatures above 50° C, the limestone is deposited on the water-bearing parts.
Dry-burning the coils means heating them to temperatures well above 700oC(we have both measured temperatures under these conditions).
Welding Performance 409 stainless steels must be pre-heated to temperatures of 150 to 260°C before welding.
The fuel is heated to temperatures in excess of 150 million°C,
Hot soldering involves heating the edges of linoleum to temperatures up to 600ºC, which causes them to melt.
The National Weather Service warned that millions of people would have to adjust to temperatures of minus 34 degrees Celsius
does not soften even when exposed to temperatures up to 450°C!
During the hot pressing on the tile for 15 minutes to temperatures of 140° C.
In their experiment, the researchers used an oven to heat part of the fibre to temperatures of several hundred degrees Celsius.