Sentence examples for period of temperature from inspiring English sources
Lamb contends that the period of temperature maximum was also a period of moisture maximum in subtropical and tropical latitudes and a good period for forests in most temperate regions.
The derived mathematical formulae enable the exact calculation of the period of temperature and concentrations oscillations of a non-adiabatic homogeneous tubular reactor with the external shell-and-tube heat exchanger.
The paper presents the exceptional ability of the new thermal module to simulate the entire thermal evolution process during hydraulic fracturing, including a period of temperature recovery towards the original geothermal reservoir temperature (also termed temperature warm back) after shut-in.
We believe the time period of temperature ramping up is crucial to Si crystallization process.
From the result above, we can find that temperature changes across one day, normally with a high period of temperature in the early afternoon followed by a drop until the early morning.
The temperature changes of the urea/metal matrix with the heating time in static air are shown in Figs. 1, 2. It is interesting to see that the U-M-0 sample has a broad period of temperature change, the temperature rise started at 240 °C and increased to 257 °C at 145 min, and the exothermicity gradually disappears until 150 min.
Forecasters predict that the freeze will match conditions in the winter of 1991 when blizzards were followed by a prolonged period of temperatures well below freezing.
The disastrous drought that year culminated in a heatwave during which England, for example, saw a sustained period of temperatures above 30C.
On the Great Barrier Reef, natural bleaching conditions were described after a 5-day period of temperatures between 31°C and 32°C [ 5, 34], although coral susceptibility to thermal induced bleaching may vary among reefs with different historical thermal backgrounds [ 35– 35].
Twenty or 30 years ago, relatively long periods of temperature on the negative part of the Fahrenheit scale were common.
Their research found that both violent crime and regional conflict rose significantly during periods of temperature shifts like those predicted over the next 40 years.
