Sentence examples for really temperature from inspiring English sources

Really temperature data are strongly influenced by granulometry and by the mass value of the sample.

It's mid-June but the lake is deep and fed by glacial meltwater, and doesn't really change temperature year round.

I really like "Temperature".

Well, actually it IS hot, really hot, temperature wise... whatever.

When lead is combined with tin in the correct proportion (63% tin to 37% lead), the resulting alloy has a low melting point of 183°C, which is another advantage, Geibig says: "If you're not operating at really high temperatures, you have more control over processes, so that the processes aren't sensitive to slight temperature variations, which are costly to control".

That would really send temperatures soaring, ice melting and sea levels rising.

Its author, Will Steffen, warned that some "really frightening" temperatures were in store over the next two decades.

Indeed, Professor Flannery's Climate Commission blamed "a climate on steroids" for last summer's record-breaking heatwaves, and warned of "really frightening" temperatures to come.

Computer models predict that, if global warming is really happening, temperatures in the troposphere should rise along with those on the surface.

"Today is the last day of really hot temperatures inland," Sirard said.

"Climate models generally project for the future, as well, that those really cold temperatures are going to warm a lot".