Sentence examples for a bigger temperature from inspiring English sources

This is because the driving force is caused by the temperature difference (temperature gradient); a bigger temperature gradient causes the same driving force line to become more crooked.

If the urban heat island theory is correct then instruments should have recorded a bigger temperature rise for calm nights than for windy ones, because wind blows excess heat away from cities and away from the measuring instruments.

High Rayleigh number causes a big temperature difference driving force which disturbs the laminar boundary layer and improves the heat transfer compared with the low Rayleigh number.

The broad thermoplastic elastic region from −40 °C to 80 °C works well in the surrounding of a big temperature difference due to the PBA block in rubbery state and the PSt block in glassy state.

In contrast, a big temperature decrease from one day to the next (TCN < -2°C), increased the risk of childhood pneumonia.

A big temperature decrease from one day to the next (TCN < -2°C) may increase the EDVs for childhood pneumonia, and this effect lasted for around three weeks.

They also rely on America's higher temperatures, and bigger temperature swings, to speed the aging process.

The Turonian period was marked by big temperature swings, perhaps linked to shifts in Earth's orbit.

Alaskans like to put up a hardy front about how much cold, darkness and misery they can take, particularly in Fairbanks, which has -- they say -- the biggest temperature range of any city on the planet.

What if the amount of carbon dioxide already added to the atmosphere by human activity is so great that it is going to produce big temperature changes no matter what, with big shifts in rainfall and in ocean chemistry?

The biggest temperature difference between top and bottom of the slab was at 14 00 with a value of 14 °C.