Sentence examples for dramatic temperature from inspiring English sources

In Tokyo the most dramatic temperature changes have taken place when people notice it the least.

MacMillan therefore tried to raise the dramatic temperature by tinkering with that act several times, never with totally successful results.

A final scene, flashing back to 1992 to explain the source of the sisters' hatred, lowers the dramatic temperature a bit.

But, in demonstrating the Queen's practical wisdom, Morgan limits the scope for conflict; and only twice, in a perky panorama of political history, did I feel the dramatic temperature rise.

Bernadette McAliskey, then the MP for Mid Ulster, raises the dramatic temperature by claiming that the government of the day authorised, in violation of its duties, the killing of the citizens.

But the play's characters have little emotional depth, and the plot creaks through various unlikely turns, including an aborted act of violence that feels fabricated to raise the dramatic temperature.

"Africa is already experiencing some of the most dramatic extreme temperature events ever seen.

The effect is less dramatic when temperature is below the polymer's Tg.

It is also the second densest, has the oldest planetary surface (parts of which seem to date back almost to the formation of the solar system, 4.5 billion years ago) and experiences the most dramatic daily temperature fluctuations.

The method leads to dramatic underestimated temperatures (Verma and Santoyo 1997) but also really well fitting results (Sanjuan et al. 2014) for the andesite experiment.

The most dramatic increase in temperature has been recorded in the Arctic region of Europe, where temperatures have risen by 3° C over the last 90 years (Arctic Climate Impact Assessment, 2004).