Sentence examples for minimum nighttime temperature from inspiring English sources

For every lowest minimum nighttime temperature record being set, there are now five highest minimum temperature records falling.

The lower growth rate in our study may have been due to the experimental conditions, in which the vertical photobioreactor containing 20 L of medium was placed outdoors, where there was a low light intensity and the minimum nighttime temperature was 21.5 °C.

Unfortunately, global temperatures are consistently increasing at an alarming rate and the minimum nighttime temperature has increased three times as much as the corresponding maximum daytime temperature over the past few decades.

Unfortunately, the global surface temperature is rising consistently and the minimum nighttime temperature has increased approximately three times as much as the corresponding maximum daytime temperature over the past few decades [ 7].

From 1979 to 2003, mean daily maximum (daytime) temperatures at the site increased by 0.6 degrees, and minimum (nighttime) temperatures increased 2 degrees.

Interestingly, in the northern part of the EMME the maximum (daytime) temperatures TXincreasee relatively strongly, whereas in the southern part the minimum (nighttime) temperatures TN contribute most to climate warming.

The indices are expressed as the annual occurrence of a parameter value exceeding a certain threshold: tropical nights, i.e. the number of days per year with minimum nighttime temperatures TN > 25°C; heavy precipitation days, defined as the number of days per year with precipitation RR > 10 mm, and the hot day index, i.e. the number of days with a maximum temperature TX > 35°C.

Some fuel-saving steps proposed yesterday -- lowering the minimum required nighttime temperature in apartment buildings to 52 degrees, for example, or shortening the period when heat is required to be turned on by two months -- were quickly ruled out by city officials as unlikely.

In addition, minimum or nighttime temperature has been shown to be predictive of mortality (Anderson and Bell 2011; D'Ippoliti et al. 2010), possibly because of decreased recovery time or association with humidity.

In a cool greenhouse, the nighttime temperature falls to about 45 50 °F (7 10 °C).

"They need a cool nighttime temperature in order to start growing the tuber, the part that we eat," Nelson says.