| If a critical temperature, known as the dew point, is reached, condensation occurs and clouds form. |
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| Ice fog is simply fog that forms with the air temperature and dew point below freezing. |
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| The temperature of the air stream was measured just downstream of the dew point hygrometer using a thermocouple. |
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| This vapor migrates into insulated cavities and, if it reaches the dew point, it converts to liquid within the insulation. |
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| The over-wrap should be kept in place until the fruit temperature has risen past the dew point. |
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| It's a handheld weather unit that computes wind, temperature, dew point and barometric pressure in several different units of measure. |
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| In addition to measuring wind speed it also measures temperature, wind chill, dew point, humidity, and heat stress. |
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| Temperature, atmosphere composition, and dew point are closely controlled to decarburize the strip without oxidizing the surface. |
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| Measuring the resulting dew point temperature confirmed a relative humidity higher than 30 percent. |
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| The glass window had been chilled by the outside rain and had cooled the hot, humid air inside the bus below its dew point. |
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| Houston's most humid months are July and August when the average dew point is 72 degrees. |
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| A black frost is when the dew point is less than the low temperature reached. |
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| Measurement of the ambient dew point temperature and controlling the warmer temperature can result in significant heating energy savings. |
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| As you probably know, fog is more likely at night, and becomes more likely as the night goes on because the air is usually cooling off and sometimes cools to the dew point. |
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| The degree of saturation is determined by the difference between the temperature and the dew point. |
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| Starkey says the league sets standards the Ducks have to meet for ice and building temperatures, the dew point and humidity, which, if all are met, will provide the best ice. |
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| Carrier continued refining his original product and process, and in so doing, yielded a theory of how temperature, humidity, and dew point are related. |
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| If condensation nuclei are absent, the dew point may be exceeded by the cooling air, and the water vapour becomes supersaturated. |
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| If water is removed by condensation, the sample gas temperature or dew point must be monitored either within the water trap or downstream. |
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| The dew point is the temperature at which the cooled air becomes saturated, giving rise to the condensation of the excess vapour. |
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| In general, the higher the dew point, the more humid and uncomfortable it feels. |
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| There is a one-to-one correspondence between vapour pressure and dew point. |
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| It was noted that there is room in the database for provisional comparisons such as the ongoing APMP dew point comparison. |
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| The substrate and uncured floor must be at least 3°C above dew point to reduce the risk of condensation or blooming on the floor finish. |
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| It is the phenomenon of condensation which occurs when the dew point is reached that creates the clouds, mist and dew. |
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| This is the dew point temperature and is the temperature at which the actual amount of moisture in the surrounding air is the maximum possible for that temperature. |
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| I liked the sound of it, the run of numbers: temp, precip, dew point. |
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| The clear meaning of dew point suggests a means of measuring humidity. |
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| Control process air dew point to minimize re-gassing of metal. |
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| The dew point indicates the air's water content. |
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| All dryers are equipped with an expansion valve working constantly to maintain the optimum liquid refrigerant quantity in the heat exchanger and is adjusted to the pressure dew point. |
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| Calculation of the dew point and wet bulb. |
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| Fog forms when the temperature of the air falls below its dew point. |
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| Whereby the dew point temperature is not an unchanging variable: it is calculated by taking into account the two variables room temperature and air humidity. |
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| The hot gas bypass valve in the refrigerant circuit and the expansion valve allow a constant dew point temperature of 3°C and a very fast reaction time. |
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| Plantlets were sprayed at dew point with 20-25 mL of wettable powder per plantlet. |
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| Highland areas are cooler, causing moist air to cool below the dew point as it rises over high ground forming clouds and then rain. |
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| At the adiabatic dew point, moisture condenses onto the mountain and it precipitates on the top and windward sides of the mountain. |
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| Dew point and relative humidity go hand-in-hand and both involve evaporation and condensation. |
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| Dew point temperature is measured with a hygrometer, and you can make your own. |
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