Sentence examples for kind of temperature from inspiring English sources

"I thought there was no way I could play football in that kind of temperature".

"That's probably caused by some kind of temperature wave, turbulence in the atmosphere," Dr. Elliot said.

South African bulbs nurtured by the kind of temperature and light found in their native home are now at their best in the Steinhardt Conservatory at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue, at Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights.

However, this kind of temperature dependence has not been observed in our samples.

And they argue that such images can be assigned a kind of "temperature", which reflects the way the black and white pixels are distributed across the visual field.

Based on the theoretical analysis of microbolometer thermoelectric characteristics and temperature response, a new kind of temperature compensation readout integrated circuit for microbolometric focal plane array is proposed.

At -50C, the kind of temperatures experienced at the top of the tallest volcanic eruption clouds, it's more like a hundred million cubic metres.

Thousands of empty seats greeted them rather than boos and even the harshness of Moscow's winter had eased in the past few days to ensure the game was played in the kind of temperatures they have experienced at home.

I've had the unfortunate pleasure of seeing the results of an experiment that mirrors the kind of temperatures and ocean acidification that Great Barrier Reef habitats can expect if fossil fuel burning continues unabated.

Under saltire-blue skies and in the kind of temperatures that could melt girders to a syrupy liquid, Glasgow welcomed the athletes of a significant chunk of the planet on Wednesday to what was being sold as the city's "biggest ever party", the opening ceremony of the 20th Commonwealth Games.

While potential applications are still a ways off, Schuller thinks his team's finding could someday lead to a new kind of temperature-controlled computer memory.