Sentence examples for comparatively cool from inspiring English sources

Western Norway has a marine climate, with comparatively cool summers, mild winters, and nearly 90 inches (2,250 mm) of mean annual precipitation.

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

There is even a faint region of ionized gas around the Sun and other comparatively cool stars, but it cannot be observed from nearby stars with existing instruments.

While there is no risk of malaria in Alaska, the C.D.C. warns that there is a chance that some comparatively cool places that now have no malaria because of public health measures may face a recurrence.

Comparatively cool "fill" lights will be cast on Grand Central from the Bowery Bldg.; the warmer "key" lights will be aimed from the 290-foot high setback in front of the Lincoln Building.

Both organisations also revealed that, although the final data is not yet in, 2009 is likely to turn out to be the fifth warmest individual year since records began, up from the comparatively cooler 2008 - which, influenced by the La Niña cold-water weather phenomenon in the Pacific, was 11th in the record.

The region witnesses comparatively cooler climate from the main Indian land with maximum temperature ranges from 30 to 36 °C while minimum between 0 and 8 °C.

The design can effectively improve the comparatively low cooling effectiveness at the upper layer, yet the swap of flow can promote re-developing of flow field and heat transfer accordingly.

Diagrams and data sets show six remarkable comparatively short cooling periods during the Holocene, which are related to changes in temperature and water level and influenced values and variability of remains.

Comparatively, solar adsorption cooling systems are more promising for small size air-conditioning systems.