Sentence examples for adapting temperature from inspiring English sources

This method returns the skin to an adapting temperature between each stimulus and can result in distinct first and second pain sensations.

Tony Fadell, Apple's former senior vice-president, swapped sleek gadgets for central heating in 2011 when he developed Nest Thermostats, 'smart thermostats' that can be controlled away from the home through a smartphone app and even learn household habits to adapt temperature accordingly.

Second round amplification was performed under similar conditions, using labelled internal primers (each 10 μM; table 1), adapted annealing temperature (47°C) and adapted number of cycles (25).

The concept of a fully passive shunt adapting to temperature variations is hence validated.

Introducing green spaces and vegetation is the fastest, simplest, and a highly effective way of mitigating and adapting urban temperature conditions.

Populations of Tigriopsis spp. from northern locations failed to adapt to temperature stress in 10 generations of adaptation.

The animal population of Nevada includes those species that are best adapted to temperature extremes and to lack of moisture.

He draped his 5-foot-8, 155-pound frame in layers of cotton, the better to adapt to temperature changes without adding much weight.

LAIVs are based on cold adapted and temperature sensitive phenotypes of master donor viruses (MDVs) containing the surface glycoprotein genes of seasonal influenza strains.

The gel-cast foaming process was adapted, employing temperature controlled gelation of gelatin, rather than the in situ acrylic polymerisation used previously.

Using the adapted cells, temperature after induction and IPTG-concentration were investigated by satellite batch cultivation according to a Design of Experiment (DoE) plan.