Sentence examples for predictable temperature from inspiring English sources
It might also be expected to happen at some predictable temperature relative to the HTT.
Two consecutive years of volatile weather — last November and this October were the warmest on record for the New York City area, a retail Mecca — have proved disastrous for companies that rely on predictable temperatures to sell cold-weather clothing like sweaters and coats.
Uniform perfusion of the multiple parallel minichannels of the irradiation rigs by helium gas is of importance to obtain uniform and predictable temperatures.
Over millions of years — but particularly since humans migrated from nomadic to settled societies some 12,000 years ago — plant species evolved to reproduce in cycles depending on time of year, predictable rainfall and temperature.
The idea behind the new BedJet is this: Typically, our bodies follow a predictable circuit of temperatures throughout the night.
The dependency of the thermo-osmotic diffusivity on average temperature showed predictable Arrhenius-type behavior.
The ability to join even reactive metallic glasses in air on a timescale of the order of milliseconds to seconds at low pressure and temperature with predictable joint strength suggest a highly practical and economic method to join metallic glasses.
But nutrient concentrations are far less predictable than insolation and temperature [50], and are therefore not input into our model.
Nitinol (an alloy of nickel and titanium) self-expanding stents assume a predictable shape at body temperature when deployed and are generally preferred in the gastrointestinal tract.
But a data center is a highly predictable environment, with controlled temperatures and infrequent movement of people and equipment.
