Sentence examples for exceptionally low temperatures from inspiring English sources

Exceptionally low temperatures this year have resulted in a season that has not been routine.

I suspected that this was down to exceptionally low temperatures, and that the bulbs on the outside of the pots had been frozen.

The New Yorker, April 22 , 1967P. 39 Exceptionally low temperatures this year have resulted in a season that has not been routine.

By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, April 22 , 1967P. 39 Exceptionally low temperatures this year have resulted in a season that has not been routine.

Water cooling is accomplished primarily in packed towers and also in spray ponds or in vacuum spray chambers, the latter for exceptionally low temperatures.

However, some of the most interesting physical regimes require the realization of states with small energy gaps, requiring exceptionally low temperatures and entropies, which provide a key challenge for current experiments [12].

They operate at high gain (>3×105) and have exceptionally low temperature coefficient (<1.0%/°C).

A series of CeO2 CoOx nanocatalysts have been synthesized by a facile surfactant-free hydrothermal method and investigated for the oxidative degradation of ethyl acetate (EA) at exceptionally low temperature.

Founded as a fort in 1638 and today a minor centre of tin and gold mining, Verkhoyansk is noted chiefly for its exceptionally low winter temperatures, with a January average of −56 °F (−49 °C).

For instance, an EGS power plant with the higher possible value for the flow rate (f) but with the lower possible value for the installed power capacity (PORC) (i.e., explicable only by an exceptionally low production temperature).

This normalization procedure highlighted ribosome-related genes as exceptionally sensitive to low temperatures, as >20% of genes in this functional class were found to be cold sensitive.