Sentence examples for been comparatively cool from inspiring English sources

It has been comparatively cool here for most of the last week – the temperature yesterday did not rise above 23C – but the weather is notoriously volatile in a city where it is said you can experience all four seasons in one day.

Winters are relatively warm, with average daily minimum temperatures remaining above freezing, while summers are comparatively cool, with temperatures seldom rising much above 70°FF (21 °C).

These are comparatively cool, newly formed stars of low mass (3 or less solar masses) that are still in the process of contraction.

Since the temperature of the rain was comparatively cool, it could be attributed to the hot pavement of the city.

Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.

The climate is mainly governed by the alternation between the southwest monsoon, which brings heavy rainfalls (May-October), and the northeast monsoon, which is comparatively dry and cool (October-February).

This Reference Soil Group is particularly well represented in temperate and boreal regions that were under the influence of glaciation during the Pleistocene, partly because the soil's parent material is still young but also because soil formation is comparatively slow in the cool, northern regions.

Maymyo, on the edge of the Northern Shan States, though on a plateau only 3400 feet above the sea, is yet comparatively cool in the warm months, cold but not too cold in winter, wet but not too wet in the rains.

The pinch point in the heater is also an important variable, while the pinch point in the cooler is comparatively insignificant.

The system is applied for Nicosia, Cyprus, a location with prolonged summer-like conditions, where heating demand is moderate, while space cooling demand is comparatively very high.

Series of air cooling, heating, and ventilation systems coupled with thermal energy storage were comparatively investigated.