Sentence examples for road temperature from inspiring English sources
For the garbage trucks, the conversion involved cutting the trash container off and mounting a 2,000-gallon 2,000-gallon with a splasticstankand an electronic road temperature sensor.
On the M90 at Glenfarg, the air temperature is 21.9C and the road temperature is 36.8C.
For instance, the air temperature is currently 21.2C on the A68 Earlston in Scotland, while the road temperature is 49.2C, according to the BBC weather forecaster Matt Taylor.
Ken Evans, acting routine maintenance manager at the Vale of Glamorgan council, said highways staff recorded road temperatures of 49C (120F) on Wednesday at 15:00 BST.
When the sun went off the road, temperatures plummeted, and we felt ourselves in the grip of a bleaker, colder world.
As an important engineering measure for the proactive cooling frozen-soil roadbed, Crushed-rock embankment reduces the roadbed temperature by adjusting its heat convection process.
In order to gain better insights on their genotoxic potential, we used an experimental design able to generate bitumen fumes at road paving temperature (temperature: 170 °C, total particulate matter: 100 mg/m3) and perform a nose-only exposure of Big Blue® transgenic rodents 6 h/day for five consecutive days.
Consequently, the negative correlation of elevation relative to the road, and temperature, reflects the expected negative correlation between altitude and mean annual temperature (R = 0.946).
At the start of the road, the temperature was warm and humid, like much of the tropics, but by the time we reached the mountains we found ourselves inside a misty cloud, much colder than we'd expected this country to be.
Then, these data failed to demonstrate a pulmonary mutagenic potential for bitumen fumes generated at road paving temperature in our experimental conditions despite the presence of a DNA adduct.
The Tech-Air Street system is the result of a decade of research on the road, at temperatures between -10C (14F) and 50C (122F), Alpinestars says.
