Sentence examples for further temper from inspiring English sources

The pipe coil convectors contained centrally supplied warm or cold water to further temper the heat loss or gain at the perimeter; conditioned air and water were centrally supplied from four mechanical floors spaced within the building's 39-story height.

One expert suggested that the recent launch of the 5.5in (14cm -screened iPhone 6 Plus, which shares most of the new iPads' features, could further temper demand.

The optimism was further tempered by the broader economic challenges that continue to confront the United States and global markets.

While oil prices are all but sure to rise again as the world emerges from recession, further tempering consumption with a gas tax would both slow the rise in the price of crude and steer more revenue from energy consumption to the United States budget, rather than that of oil-exporting countries.

Tempering at 600 °C for 1 min significantly improves the impact toughness and further tempering at lower temperature does not cause the embrittlement to return.

China's red-hot growth still relies heavily on exports, and it will likely be further tempered by America's slowdown.

In any case, the income effect for more productive workers with higher earnings will be smaller, as the grants will constitute a smaller part of their overall income, further tempering its aggregate impact [47].

Accordingly, the results of an efficiency analysis such as a sectoral CEA are likely to be further tempered by a number of capacity constraints and organisational issues.

As the absolute dose of A-79175 per animal was very low and was further tempered by nominally slow-release from CaSO4, the potential for confounding effects of systemic A-79175 was considered to be low.

The arrival in the neighborhood of a Jewish storekeeper named Finkelstein David Paymerr) has further set tempers on edge, and there is a movement underfoot to boycott his newsstand.

I implore the media to temper further one-sided misrepresentations about this crucial matter that affects the wellbeing of the general public.