Sentence examples for has a higher temperature from inspiring English sources

When this drier air descends on the lee side, it is adiabatically warmed by compression at a constant rate and therefore has a higher temperature at the same altitude than when it began its upward flow.

Propionic acid has a higher temperature of combustion, resulting in a larger length of NP-chains and smaller size of the NPs compared to those resulting from the use of acetic acid.

Some shape extraction results are presented when the FIR images are not optimal, like those acquired in summer, under heavy direct sunlight; in this condition, many objects in the background become warm, and the assumption that a pedestrian has a higher temperature than the background is not satisfied.

The resulting star has a higher temperature than comparable stars in the cluster with the same luminosity, and thus differs from the main sequence stars formed at the beginning of the cluster.

Region Thr141-Ile155 of the E. coli enzyme has a higher temperature factor as it forms the Lid domain and participates in catalysis.

Both cities have a typical subtropical climate, but on average Hong Kong has a higher temperature and humidity.

The proceedings, currently suspended because the defendant has a high temperature, are a show trial in which the prosecution and the defence are playing to the gallery.

"But what do you do if a 10-year-old kid has a high temperature and the other kids start pointing at him and shouting 'Ebola'?" Rosling says.

The conical shell is assumed to be clamped clamped and has a high temperature specified on the inner surface while the outer surface is at ambient temperature.

The structure of 1FBK was solved at a modest resolution (3.2 Å) and we found that the loop region has a high temperature factor compared with other X-ray structures (Fig. 3).

In this sequence, the caller is a mother of an infant who has a high temperature.