Sentence examples for extremely narrow temperature from inspiring English sources

Printed on vellum, a writing surface made of calfskin or sheepskin, the Bible must be stored in an extremely narrow temperature range.

Other subterranean organisms have been shown to have thermal tolerances broader than the extremely narrow range of temperatures of their current environment, such as e.g. some European stygobiont Crustaceans [ 49, 50].

The product is a stable deep water body, the Japan Sea Proper Water, which has an extremely narrow range in water temperature (0.0 0.1 °C) and low salinity (34.0 34.1 psu), and is highly oxygenated (dissolved oxygen: 0.2 0.25 mM) (Asaoka 1987).

Because biodiversity is extremely high, most species occur in narrow temperature ranges".

"The problem we have is that the extreme tyre has an extremely narrow window.

The particle sizes (number-average particle diameter Dn = 190 300 nm) were controlled by varying the temperature and size distributions were extremely narrow (Dw/Dn = ca. 1.0001).

High-quality QDs were synthesized by low-temperature process, and these QDs exhibit extremely narrow FWHM.

In extremely narrow point-contact MOSFETs, large Coulomb blockade oscillations are observed at room temperature, and two types of negative differential conductance are found at low temperatures.

For very strong electric fields, the electron emission becomes independent of temperature because the potential barrier at the surface of the cathode is made extremely narrow and electrons tunnel through the barrier even when they have low kinetic energy.

But in her extremely narrow restaurant kitchen?

"The gap between triumph and disaster is extremely narrow".