Sentence examples for extreme changes in temperature from inspiring English sources

Materials are needed with a near-zero coefficient of thermal expansion; in other words, they have to be thermally stable and should not expand and contract when exposed to extreme changes in temperature.

That said, more extreme changes in temperature during the growing season could profoundly alter not only the characteristics of this wine but the ability of the vine to produce acceptable grapes.

Thus, the response is insensitive to changes in normal lab temperatures where extreme changes in temperature are not expected.

His lawyers say that he was then subjected to beatings, extreme changes in temperature and more than three years of solitary confinement.

Generally, during mechanical cycling, a load is applied on the specimens repeatedly, simulating chewing cycles [18, 19], while in the thermal cycling, sudden and extreme changes in temperature are intended to simulate a hostile oral environment for the dental materials [20].

Most, however, are reluctant to do so as they feel the extreme changes in temperature are unhealthy.

And if that forecast were to come true, extreme changes in the temperature and salinity of the Arctic and Nordic Seas would follow.

Five GCM-scenarios were selected which represented a range of changes in future climate; four representing the more extreme changes in mean temperature and precipitation, and one representing median conditions.

On a basic level, the conservator tries to keep objects at optimum and stable values of relative humidity between 55 and 65 percent year-round, with little change, avoiding any abrupercent year-roundges in humidity or temperature.

Extreme changes in the core temperatures will expand and contract the wine which will push or pull on the cork, resulting in oxygen entering, thus spoiling the wine.

More importantly, the more extreme changes in global warming and weather patterns, rising temperatures, and storms resulted in the larger affect of reduced mountain melt, induced drought, increased the demand for irrigation, and otherwise rapidly constricted the water capacity of the nation and undermined the economy on which the nation depends.