The central heating is unruly, and changes of temperature trigger colds and flus.
These changes of temperature can dry out the skin, making it flaky, itchy and unattractive.
The theory used to be that the fillings were dislodged by sudden changes of temperature and other aerial vicissitudes.
Seasonal changes of temperature or humidity can throw an organ pipe — and a single organ can have thousands of them — out of tune.
Other, more subtle influences, such as changes of temperature or humidity, may affect the spread of diseases by dust.
It is known, for instance, that sediments in the southwestern Netherlands indicate several changes of temperature during the Late Cretaceous.
The work, called "The Silence Is Broken," contains one of his favorite poems, "Changes of Temperature," which describes how he felt when he arrived in the United States: Hopeful thoughts make him happy.
This material has such a small coefficient of expansion that small changes of temperature have a negligible effect and can easily be compensated for if required.
The most important physical characteristic of the majority of lakes is their pattern of temperatures, in particular the changes of temperature with depth.
A bergschrund is a large crevasse that lies a short distance from the exposed rock walls and separates the stationary from the moving ice; in early summer it opens, exposing the rock at its base to diurnal changes of temperature.
The bow that replaced it in the mid-20th century was a composite design made of laminated wood, plastic, and fibreglass that was little affected by changes of temperature and humidity.
