Sentence examples for extremely cold climates from inspiring English sources

In contrast, certain penguin species inhabit extremely cold climates without losing substantial energy to self-heating (emperor penguins ambient temperature plummets to as low as −45 °C).

A specific metric was defined in order to consider the external factors related to harsh environments on the determination of hardware and emergency safety barriers availability, with a specific focus on operations in extremely cold climates.

Attic ventilation is typically recommended for the removal of moisture build-up caused by air leakage from indoors in cold climates, however, it may also increase the amount of snow and rain penetration into the attic, especially in the extremely cold climates.

It makes sense when you consider the extremely cold climates where fur might be the warmest option.

The Psychrobacter species adapt to extremely cold climates and produce cold-adaptive lipases [ 34] and have great potential to be used in low-temperature fermentation, particularly in northern China.

Unfortunately, because of this, the pattern is less desirable for extremely cold climates or very wet places.

A colder Arctic climate in the past (e.g., the ice ages) would imply drier conditions with the potential to produce a negative GHE in water vapor bands, over locations with strong, surface-based temperature inversions (e.g., Greenland); an effect that could have maintained or enhanced the extremely cold climate conditions.

Outside of buildings and books, it's remarkable to think of most things lasting 100 years (though just this week, I read a story about a fruitcake that has lived to be 106 and still smells edible. It was naturally preserved by Antarctica's extremely cold climate).

It is very likely that the extremely cold climate in Yekaterinburg, where the ground is typically frozen from September until April, provided an ideal environment to preserve the remains.

This project could exist in extremely hot or cold climates, the designers contend.

By definition it applies to those who frequently drive in stop-and-go traffic, live in extremely hot or cold climates or dusty areas or who tow a trailer (in other words, the majority of motorists).