Sentence examples for islands temperature from inspiring English sources

With attempts to mitigate and manage urban heat islands, Temperature changes and availability of food and water are reduced.

"This leads to dangerous urban heat island temperatures and droughts.

Some downtown areas became so dense with buildings that they became "heat islands," where temperatures rose above surrounding areas, a local institute found.

This is partly because urban centres generate a "heat island" (the temperature can be three degrees warmer in the day and 10 degrees higher at night than the countryside), but also because we city-dwellers love to feed our garden birds.

In Ximen Island, the temperature dropped to −3.2 °C, which featured characteristics of a cold wave.

It is tempting to speculate that the major shift in phenology of B. terrestris in the UK is linked to warmer winters in recent years (Fig. 2; see also [14]), possibly aggravated in large cities (urban heat islands) where temperatures are generally higher [15].

Heat islands increase temperatures in urbanised areas compared to surrounding areas, also reducing cooling during the night-time.

For example, in urban areas, satellite imagery that can document urban heat islands and temperatures at a neighborhood scale has been linked with data on social vulnerabilities (Vescovi et al. 2005; Wilhelmi et al. 2004).

On Wednesday night, as the nor'easter dumped five inches of snow on the island and temperatures dipped several degrees below freezing, those inside the village hall said that perhaps worse than the cold was the demoralizing feeling of being ignored.

Two French nuclear codes include flaw assessment procedures: the RSE-M Code "Rules for In-service Inspection of Nuclear Power Plant Components" and the RCC-MR code "Design and Construction rules for mechanical components of FBR nuclear islands and high temperature applications".

And not only is the tide of sea level lapping at the shallow islands, but sea temperatures are rising as is the acidity of the ocean: both kill the corals.