Sentence examples for external temperatures from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, endotherms can be more active and survive lower external temperatures.

Given their reliance on external temperatures and climate, as the climate changes, they are going to move".

We use a mechanism called thermoregulation to balance the differences in heat in external temperatures – the energy is transferred via conduction, convection and radiation.

Fat may insulate the interior from very hot external temperatures, but it also may compromise heat transfer from interior to skin.

"Amphibians rely on external temperatures, moisture levels, rainfall to regulate their own conditions," said Robin Moore, an amphibian conservation officer for Conservation International.

But these efforts have limits, and, as a result, external temperatures and climatic conditions are among the most important factors controlling the geographic distribution of animals.

Then he added data about external temperature and humidity.

All the sphere needs is an external temperature of between 60 and 90 degrees, and sunlight.

These 'instrumental' estimates were assuming that the Earth's climate is equally sensitive to all external temperature influences.

The trick to that is to have smart heating sensors not only monitoring how cold it is in each room, but checking the external temperature, whether from weather websites or a sensor outside.

The hypothalamus also regulates body heat in response to variations in external temperature, determines wakefulness and sleep, and regulates fluid intake and sensation of thirst.