Sentence examples for exceptionally high temperatures from inspiring English sources

Exceptionally high temperatures all week – it was 43C (109F) on track in qualifying – combined with the Mercedes power and downforce being overly tough on the Pirelli rubber that would be running in dirty air, made everyone cautious.

Fuelled by a long drought and exceptionally high temperatures, the fires burned more than half a million acres, destroyed more than 2,000 homes, and killed 173 people on a single day.

Exceptionally high temperatures.

New Caledonia experienced unusual weather conditions during the first half of 2008 (heavy rains and exceptionally high temperatures).

We attribute this discrepancy to the increase in RhB adsorption onto the PDMS at exceptionally high temperatures since adsorption kinetics is enhanced with increasing temperature.

Interestingly, the summer of 2003 had exceptionally high temperatures, which may have resulted in a population bottleneck for the P. infestans population and primed the partial displacement.

During the 20th century, however only anthropogenic forcing can explain the exceptionally high temperature rise.

Our study conducted in 2003 coincided with a period of exceptionally high temperature in central and northern Europe that may be viewed as precursor of future climate extremes [ 30].

Overnight minima on the night of 30 July/1 July were exceptionally high with temperatures remaining above 21C at both Aberystwyth and at Shoreham, West Sussex.

The long PNA sequence and the additional electrostatic contribution provided by the arginine peptide (PNA2) or arginine-derived monomers (PNA3– 6) induce exceptionally high melting temperatures in water, again exceeding 90 °C.

The subcascades initiate localized thermal spikes that melt and quench rapidly to ambient temperature, leaving behind vitrified amorphous zones of exceptionally high fictive temperature.