In fact, for safety reasons, the heating elements of the previously used heating trousers were designed not to exceed a temperature of 40 °C.
Do not exceed a temperature of 60ºC when washing fine chinaware in the dishwasher.
Although this does not address whether the typical conditions in these events may change over temporal and geographic scales, Robinson suggests that if the frequency of exceeding a particular temperature threshold increases, the threshold should be revised for defining excessive heat events.
When looking at health effects, relative measures based on exceeding a certain temperature percentile during a number of consecutive days tend to produce stronger associations than measures based on absolute temperature values (Kent et al. 2014).
Within a cave, you'll be hard-pushed to find temperature variations exceeding a tenth of a degree.
Only electrons display occasionally temperature increases exceeding a factor of 3 (above the corresponding line in Fig. 4a).
It shows that electrons on average gain more energy than the protons and that only electrons display occasionally a large temperature increase, exceeding a factor of 3. Preferential acceleration of electrons in the flow bursts (or at the DFs) is thus an observational fact.
The disk contains an estimated mass of dust equal to a sixth of the mass of the Moon, with individual dust grains exceeding 3.5 μm in size at a temperature of about 55 K.
This is because the world already has more proven oil and gas reserves than can be burnt without exceeding a global average temperature rise of 2C, the level beyond which most scientists agree the fallout from global warming would become rapidly more devastating.
The interior of the meteorite never exceeded the temperature of a hot summer day, even as it was blasted off the surface of Mars by a large meteor impact, scientists reported last week.
The endothermic effect takes place only if the temperature exceeds a certain value (Tf, temperature of gas hydrate stability limit).
