Sentence examples for lessening heat from inspiring English sources

Highs moderate into the 80s, and the lessening heat leads to lower evaporation-generated humidity and fewer convection-generated thundershowers, which are unusual after around mid-October.

The fossil fuels that are burned to power our air conditioners fill the skies with the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, leading to a warmer world--but the warming won't be enough to lessen heating needs in winter, according to a new climate model.

To lessen the heat of spice, spoon in white rice, served at all Thai meals.

In most plant species, non-glandular trichomes function to lessen the heat load of leaves, reduce transpiration rates, and enhance freezing tolerance and herbivore resistance.

At times, members are freed of the obligation to vote with the caucus in order to lessen the heat from constituents.

By Shantha Bloemen MUSINA BORDER, South Africa, 5 January 2008 – Women and children sit on a patch of grass under one of a few leafy trees that lessen the heat from the harsh midday sun.

UNICEF appeals for help as asylum-seekers flee Zimbabwe for South Africa MUSINA BORDER, South Africa, 5 January 2008 – Women and children sit on a patch of grass under one of a few leafy trees that lessen the heat from the harsh midday sun.

Additional research is needed to determine whether the lessening impact of heat waves over the summer is due to mortality displacement, biological adaptation (e.g., persons becoming physically accustomed to higher temperatures), and/or behavior modification [e.g., increased use of air conditioning (AC), staying indoors].

As the current flows around the Canary Islands, it helps to lessen the heating effect of the Sahara to the east.

Only polymer hydrogels without any coagula were obtained when MBA concentration in the monomer mixture was kept between 2.5 and 10.0 wt%; with increased MBA concentration, the monomer conversion was enhanced, the size of the hydrogels was increased, and their shrinking was lessened when heated from 25°C to 40°C.

Another way to strengthen resilience is to reduce the urban heat-island effect by using known urban design methods to lessen the local heat load.