thermal

Modifying Another Word

• purely: However, as we have seen in our first example of the sandcastle, it has much wider implications than the purely thermal case.
• overall: Thermal efficiency Overall thermal efficiency is around 30 % .
• enough: At low temperatures, there is not enough thermal energy available to allow torsion angle changes, so the conformation becomes frozen in.

Modifies a noun

• conductivity: In addition, due to cast iron's high degree of thermal conductivity, hot water does not hold its temperatures for very long.
• insulation: The use of asbestos for thermal insulation was banned in 1986.
• underwear: Police chiefs have now ordered a consignment of thermal underwear for officers who are feeling the cold.
• comfort: It does not address issues of thermal comfort in the workplace.
• expansion: Usually caused by abnormal thermal expansion in the combustion chamber.
• equilibrium: These are all approximately in thermal equilibrium, the small deviations from which produce the weather.

Used with adjective complement

• minimize: The process must be carefully controlled to maintain complete oxidation but to minimize thermal NOx formation, which is itself, a pollutant.
• avoid: Thermafleece should overlap the wall insulation to avoid thermal bridging at the eaves.
• invigorate: Yo Bubble Feet Treat Give your feet a treat after a hard week with these massaging and invigorating thermal wraps.
• mean: Calculation 1: Original calculation: Mean thermal Jeans mass 1 solar mass, minimum object mass ~3 Jupiter masses.
• prevent: Use to close cavities at openings, to prevent thermal bridging.