point of inversion

The height at which the temperature begins to fall instead of rising as earlier.

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It can be observed a minimum precisely at the point of inversion phase which is consistent in thermodynamic terms as any process that involves a change of state or phase, presents a minimization in the energy system.

Phenomenon of phase inversion in high impact polystyrene: physico-chemical, rheological and morphological study in the presence of chain transfer agent and using different tapered block copolymers as the precursor rubber

Andersson concentrates on that design as he examines the criticism, ideology and methodology behind his study, the concept of the descent, the point of inversion as a thematic nothingness, the ascent created from nothingness, and evidence of Stevens' work on a "supreme fiction" which contains all three themes.

The nothing that is; the structure of consciousness in the poetry of Wallace Stevens

They have the ability to cool out quickly with their pulse and respiration returning to normal rather quickly and do not seem to have trouble at the point of inversion as other horses do.

Curly Bashkir hoses have more than just unusual coats to recommend them

In these charades the city walls marked a point of inversion.

Circular definitions: configuring gender in Italian Renaissance festival

The blend morphology just before and just after the point of inversion of phase continuity is of great interest since this will give insight into the continuity inversion process.

Evidence for inversion of phase continuity during morphology development in polymer blending