Sentence examples for end of warming from inspiring English sources

On average, periwound temperatures increased 2.4°C at the end of warming (1 hour), a significant increase above baseline values (P =.001).

Cueto, 19-9 with a 2.78 earned run average in the regular season, said he felt fine until the end of warm-ups in the bullpen.

The New Yorker, July 15 , 1933P. 5 Three young men sat out tail end of warm afternoon in Childs' restaurant at 381 Madison Ave . drinking beer.

But defensive end Justin Tuck had gathered the offensive and defensive linemen in the end zone at the end of warm-ups and told them that they could beat the Panthers up front.

By O. S. Gramling and James Thurber The New Yorker, July 15 , 1933P. 5 Three young men sat out tail end of warm afternoon in Childs' restaurant at 381 Madison Ave . drinking beer.

They had the crowd's attention after Salé was wiped out in a collision at the end of warm-ups and was not at all a sure thing to even compete a few minutes later.

To him the only pleasure in these sounds — the name of his beloved alma mater, the roar of the crowd — was that they marked the end of the worst part of his game day: the 11 minutes between the end of warm-ups and the introductions.

2. a formal document giving notice of your intention to resign 3. acceptance of despair The word resignation has appeared in 991 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Oct. 7 in "Reds Lose Starter but Win Opener Against Giants" by John Branch: Cueto, 19-9 with a 2.78 earned run average in the regular season, said he felt fine until the end of warm-ups in the bullpen.

From mid-December to the end of the warming treatment, the soil temperature at ∼15 cm depth was on average 1.35 °C higher in the warming plot than in the control plot (Fig.  1C and D).

Measurements were conducted at the initiation and end of the warming treatment (usually at the peak of the growing season) as well as at the end of the growing season in August.

The models that best represented the real-world monsoon processes, they found, tended to be those situated on the higher end of the projections of warming.