| This visual image graphically maps the body temperature and is referred to as a thermogram. |
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| With long cycle times and high batch masses a relatively short opening time does not disturb the thermogram of the furnace chamber. |
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| It was especially developed to be used in a displacement, airborne or transported on a vehicle for the thermogram of the roads. |
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| Called a plasma thermogram, it involves capturing an infrared profile of heat given off by a blood sample. |
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| The plasma thermogram test works by analysing heat profile from a person's blood. |
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| The thermogram created by the detector elements is then translated into electric impulses. |
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| The BAROGRAM display also shows the thermogram from the last 10 minutes. |
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| The more inflamed, aggressive, and metabolically active the tissue, the more likely it will be seen on a thermogram, by a trained interpreter. |
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| New research has found that a simple blood test using plasma thermogram could serve as an effective new indicator for cervical cancer. |
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| Figure 1 is a thermogram of the interior of a microwave oven showing horizontal mode heating. |
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| Also, the big advantage of this kind of temperature measuring is that on one thermogram the temperature dividing of the whole imaged surface is shown, and it can be very big. |
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| Thermogram transition temperatures, enthalpies, and widths at half-height were determined using the software provided with the calorimeter. |
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