Sentence examples for constant warming from inspiring English sources

It is clear not just from the walloping success of Fascino, his five-and-a-half-month-old, 55-seat venture on Bloomfield Avenue here, but from the constant, warming presence of his entire family.

That not all data indicates constant warming is one of the preferred arguments of Ted Cruz, who held a Senate hearing last month titled Data or Dogma.

Daily averaged air temperature warming was +2.9 °C in the high night-time warming treatment and +3.0 °C in the constant warming treatment.

Within each tunnel, three plant sections (3 × 1.5 × 1.5 m each) were established where the air temperature was either kept at ambient, or a constant warming of +3.0 °C above ambient (constant warming), or +2.2 °C warming above ambient during the day and +4.0 °C warming during the night (high night-time warming).

They also assume the availability of constant warming sunlight.

Crocodiles can only survive in areas with a constant, warm temperature.

Warmrails are heated by an electrical element that safely maintains a constant warm temperature.

The richest deposits generally lie in areas that during formation were in tropical and subtropical climates, providing optimal conditions of heavy rainfall, constant warm temperatures, and good drainage.

I know he says that little babies can sleep quite comfortably in cardboard boxes, but he also demands things which are an impossibility in many homes in Britain today, such as a constant warm steady indoor temperature.

After morning tea at the Aboriginal Elders' Centre in Tasmania's second city, Launceston, and a two-hour drive to the end of the road, we walk east in constant warm rain which makes the xanthareas (grass trees) glow.

Fish held in constant warm water weighed about 1200 g and were significantly heavier than fish from the other two groups (about 600 g) when stocked into spawning ponds.