Sentence examples for massive temperature from inspiring English sources

Julia endured nausea and massive temperature fluctuations — her green hospital shift black with sweat and vacuum-packed against her scalded body.

Dairy Crest has £150m-worth of cheese maturing at any one time in its massive temperature controlled warehouse in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

Paul's melodic dancehall has been challenged in the past decade by the rise of Mavado and Vybz Kartel, but he was still able to get a few hits in, like the massive Temperature in 2006 and So Fine in 2009.

Mr Weitzman reckons they should look instead at events that are less likely to materialise but cannot be ruled out (the right-hand tail of the curve), such as a massive temperature increase within a century.

There will probably be massive temperature differences between some of the host cities - a problem exacerbated still further by the kick-off times.

Prof Ouyang highlighted the combination of an extremely thin atmosphere and massive temperature extremes offering a unique possibility for manufacturing that does not exist on Earth.

Reference [22] investigates how many lagged hourly temperatures and moving average temperatures are needed in a regression model based on a massive load and temperature dataset.

In Europe, its optimal growing temperatures seemed to be between 14 and 18 °C, with decreases at warmer and colder temperatures and massive die-off at temperatures below 5 °C (Gittenberger 2007).

By this time in the core of a sufficiently massive star, the temperature has reached some 700 million K.

The document notes that tiles experience "massive shrinkage" at temperatures of 2,900 degrees Fahrenheit, opening gaps, and melt at 3,200 degrees.

A major tool of the observatory—"We called it that because we are observing carbon with a variety of tools," said Hazen is the diamond anvil cell, which recreates the massive pressures and temperatures found within the planet.